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    Pineapple vs Drone for my final exam

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Well, actually my school is not in Kortrijk but let's say you're close :-)

    A waterproof case could be indeed a great idea but I'm always wondering if the pineapple will not overheat in a closed case.

    All you said makes sence to me and that was how far I've gotten till now.

    Tests will only be done in open weather for safety of the drones.

    regards!

    Pineapple vs Drone for my final exam

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Hello guys, some time ago I saw an episode where Darren was playing with his drone and pineapple on the rooftop.

    This weekend there was this great wedding party from some friends with beer, wine, champagne blahblahblah and then I saw this guy I haven't seen for a long time and we started talking.

    He's having a business in drones, BIG FAT autonome DRONES! (specialised in taking pictures, video's etc..mostly the boring stuff)

    So while we were talking I mentioned I'm doing my final work for school on wireless network penetration testing using kali linux, also the pineapple, other hardware and it's posibilities, trying to convince him on my toes I would like to test al of this with a drone saying this would be very awsome. Must have been the booz and the pretty ladies maybe but he's very enthousiast about it and giving me the chance to work with one of his professional pilots and my "with a maximum of 20kg drone payloads"

    Practically there is not much difference of course in working method but it could give a new turn on my final school work wich i'm editing for about a year now.

    It's a good work but still needs some BALLS.

    I'm guessing some of you guys have been thinking, dreaming or just have been awake wondering what stuff they would like to do with a drone and the pineapple.

    Here's your chance to speak free and let me know what things would really kick ass!

    Friendly regards

    leevai

    Bully (reaver alternative) on the Mark V

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Reaver is a great feature on the pineapple but it's also standard implemented in Kali Linux and it works great and fast there for me.

    On one of the routers i've <legitimately> tested the WPS pin was "12345670" !!

    This resulted in cracking a WPA2 passphrase in about 5 seconds (just mentioning it's the first pin reaver tries but i was stunned anyway)

    This was, by the way, on a bbox2 that was standard delivered from one of the biggest providers in Belgium, Belgacom.

    I was happy to report this and seemed lot's of these AP's had the same pin. The B-support posted to work on this.

    never tried bully and I am looking forward to test it on my pineapple so it would be nice if we were updated about this :-)

    Always happy to test new programs as I will be making my final end-work about wireless security next year.

    can wlan0 pineapple wlan1

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    okay, simple question. haven't been able to test it out but it just crossed my mind.

    If wlan0 is karma enabled

    and wlan1 is connected to let's say starbucks (as many other clients)

    and I send lets say about 25 death's with wlan2 (036NHA) to disconnect all the clients and connect them to my wlan0

    will my wlan1 be pineappled by wlan0 or will it attempt to reconnect to the orriginal starbucks network after the deauthentication...

    friendly regards!

    Share: My Custom NoDogSplash / Evil Portal Landing Page

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    LeeVai,

    I've had a number of people make similar requests. Off the top of my head, here is a list of the commands that I most frequently use. Is this what you mean when you say "basic commands?"

    cd - used to navigating your file system.

    ls - used to display files in a directory. Can also display information about files, and display all subdirectories and contents.

    whatis - used to display information about a specified command.

    whereis - used to display the location of a specified command.

    rm | rmdir - used to delete files and directories.

    mkdir - used to create directories and subdirectories.

    cp - used to copy and move files.

    mv - used to rename files.

    echo - used to output text to your display or a file. Can be used for simple things like creating a file and/ or adding text to a file.

    tar - used to create, extract, and view .tar, .tar.gz, tar.bz2, archives. Can also be used to estimate the size of a .tar archive.

    gzip - used to create and extract .gz files.

    unzip - used to extract and view the contents of .zip files.

    grep - used to search for a specified string in a file.

    cat - used to view the contents of a file or multiple files.

    sort - used to sort the contents of a file by a specified order.

    vim - used to create an interactive session for editing the contents of a file.

    find - used to locate files and issue a command to the file(s) found.

    locate - used to locate files and directories.

    ps - used to display system processes.

    uname - used to display system information.

    passwd - used to change or disable passwords for root and other users.

    chmod - used to change the permissions of a file or directory.

    su - used to switch between user accounts.

    ifconfig - used to display and configure network interfaces.

    ping - used to check the status of a local network, remote hosts, etc. Can also be used for other things, like obtaining the IP address of a host.

    wget - used to download software.

    There are so many commands and variations (because of options) that it would be impossible for me to cover all of them in a single tutorial. I could create a single tutorial that would cover common commands or I could make a more comprehensive tutorial series instead. For example, network commands, file system navigation and management commands, system commands, etc. What would you prefer?

    hups chriswhat, thats about it what i was talking about :-)

    a year ago i was still very new to the linux comotion and it took me a while to get in to it. Especially installing programs with the command line took me a bit. Also learning to navigate is very important. Now i know it's peanuts but very important for beginning or future users.

    About that time I bought a book from Vivek Ramachandran about backtrack 5 and some days later my first alfa awus036h and that's what finally brought me to this place, when I figured out that MITM is so much easyer with the pineapple then using brctl, addbr, addif, etc... However finding great tutorials for beginners is sometimes messy..

    can't acces login page when connected to router with eth0

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Is there a reason why you aren't connecting the Pineapple to your laptop via the Eth port?

    The IP (192.168.1.13) you are getting on your laptop suggests that you are not being assigned an IP from the Pineapple, but from your home router instead.

    If the Pineapple is seeing your home router as it's default gateway, then you would need to assign the IP address of 172.16.42.42 to your home router. Have you tried setting up the Pineapple as per the instructions provided? If so, does it all work that way?

    If you don't want to connect your laptop to the Pineapple via the Eth port, then you need to utilize both Wlan's. i think connecting the Pineapple to your home router via the Eth port is a hard way to do things.

    The reason is just to try it out. This way i could run the pineapple day and night without having the laptop on. Also i believe a TP cable is much more stable then connecting to wifi with wlan1. Wich by the way doesnt work for me. Still need to check that out. Got so much work for school also ...

    can't acces login page when connected to router with eth0

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    When you have the Mk5 and your laptop connected to your router what is the IP and subnetmask of the laptop?

    Is the laptop connected to your router over ethernet or wifi?

    Windows or Linux laptop?

    My first guess is that your laptop is still bound to the static IP that you would need to give it to connect directly to the pineapple.

    In your partial solution are you connecting the laptop's ethernet port directly to the pineapple?

    The mkV is connected directly to my router with the eth0

    My laptop is connected to the pineapple on the wlan0 of the pineapple

    ip adress laptop 192.168.1.13

    subnetmask 255.255.255.0

    gateway 192.168.1.1

    I've tried both windows and linux -> same result: I can not enter the login page of the pineapple (exept when i change my ip to the static conf. that i've listed here above for my partial solution)

    so in my partial solution I connect the laptop to the pineapple and give it a static ip 172.16.42.50 with subnet 255.255.0.0

    this result is that now I can enter the pineapple, use the infusions but with my laptop I can not download new infusions.

    When I connect a third other device with the pineapple to test the internet connection it is able to use internet connection. So the pineapple has internet connection.7

    Hoping this describes what i am experiencing and looking to resolve

    can't acces login page when connected to router with eth0

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Did you try connecting to http://192.168.1.13:1471

    This is apparantly the IP the pineapple gets from your router. So if your laptop is on the same network you should be able to connect this way.

    doesn't work for me.

    However I found a bit of a solution that resolves my problem partial.

    Giving my laptop a

    => static IP: 172.16.42.50

    => subnetmask 255.255.0.0

    => gateway 172.16.42.1

    This enables me to connect to my pineapple login page and actualy login and manage my infusions but without internet acces so I can not update them.

    guess it's the gateway part maybe....

    can't acces login page when connected to router with eth0

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted · Edited by LeeVai

    Hey guys,

    this is probably kind of a noob question but when I connect my pineapple straight to my home router with a TP cable (eth0) I can connect clients to the pineapple and they have all internet so all is working fine but how can I acces my pineapple with my laptop?

    I'm not getting the login page.

    Don't know if this is helpfull but when I'm connected to the pineapple and i do a "ipconfig" all is looking fine.

    I have an ip adress 192.168.1.13

    subnetmask 255.255.255.0

    gateway 192.168.1.1

    when the pineapple is not connected to my home router (no eth0) there is no problem at all getting the login page, but of course i have no internet...

    what am i missing here to get the login page.. (when connected to home router with eth0)

    aircrack question

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted · Edited by LeeVai

    Hello guys,

    This question is about capturing the handshake.cap file on the pineapple to have it decrypted on a later time on my Kali machine

    In my kali machine this would look like:

    # airodump-ng --bssid xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx -c [channel] -w handshake.cap

    after capturing the handshake wich will be in the .cap file I could run

    # aircrack-ng handshake.cap -o wordlist

    I think this needs no further explanation...

    1st question: where will the capfile be saved on the pineapple, so I can run it on a later time on my kali machine using aircrack?

    2nd question: If I find a device probing for a WPA2 AP and I run

    #airbase-ng --essid [the WPA2 AP] -c [channel] -W 1 -Z 2 mon0 (wich would be a twin for the real acces point)

    will I still be able to catch the capfile when the device tries to connect to the WPA2 rogue acces point and run it thru aircrack at a later time

    -> #aircrack-ng handshake.cap -o wordlist

    This could be done when the actual AP is not around but only a device that is probing for it.

    Hoping this discribes my question. So far I have no experience writing infusions but if it's possible I think it would be nice to have an infusion that

    - enables to easily make twins of WEP/WPA/WPA2 AP's and

    -capture the PSK for WEP, produce enough packets to crack WEP and crack with aircrack. I think the pineapple would be able to do so

    # aireplay-ng -3 -b xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx -h xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx mon0

    -capture the handshake file for WPA/WPA2 to have it cracked at a later time using aircrack.

    I guess this would be better to do on a linux machine with a better processor then the pineapple

    Something to think about i guess,

    regards!

    [payload] Flip screen on windows 8 upside down, also mouse movement

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    hello guys,

    Today my 1.5 years old son managed to flip the screen of my windows 8 laptop upside down. Even the mouse movements were mirrored.

    Thought it was just cool to write a simple scripts for that one as an old school prank.

    I know there are a lot of DELAY's and I don't know if they are really necessary between TAB's and ARROW's but just to make shure, that's why the're there. I've only tested this on my dutch version of windows and it works for me. Tuesday i'm having school so I will be testing at my neighbours computer :-)

    here it comes:

    REM Levi Siccard
    REM script for windows 8
    REM flips the desktop upside-down
    REM also mouse movement upside-down
    DELAY 5000

    REM just giving it some time
    ALT d

    REM going to the desktop
    DELAY 200

    REM just because i love delays
    GUI r

    REM open run box
    DELAY 200
    STRING desk.cpl

    REM desktop settings
    ENTER
    DELAY 500
    TAB
    DELAY 50
    TAB
    DELAY 50
    TAB
    DELAY 50
    PAGEDOWN
    DELAY 50
    PAGEDOWN
    DELAY 50

    REM blablabla
    TAB
    DELAY 50
    TAB
    DELAY 50
    TAB
    DELAY 50
    TAB
    DELAY 50
    TAB
    DELAY 50
    ENTER
    DELAY 50
    LEFTARROW
    DELAY 50
    ENTER

    REM holy crap
    REM greetz!

    [Support] SSLstrip

    in Mark V Infusions

    Posted

    Could you login to the pineapple through ssh and try to issue sslstrip directly and copy-paste the output you receive ?

    Does the infusion state that sslstrip is installed ?

    Is this what you mean?

    root@Pineapple:~# sslstrip

    Traceback (most recent call last):

    File "/sd/usr/bin/sslstrip", line 30, in <module>

    from sslstrip.StrippingProxy import StrippingProxy

    ImportError: No module named sslstrip.StrippingProxy

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