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Also, I'm confused by this phrase : From the “Home networking connection: drop-down select the wired Ethernet adapter directly connect to the WiFi Pineapple, typically “Local Area Connection”. Click OK, then YES to the warning.... Am I just really tired right now, or is that sentence confusing ? No amount of fiddling with any setting in network connections produced anything that looked like that ....

Sorry, some typos...that should read "I couldnt interact with anything there".

Hello everyone, I have a pineapple mK IV, and can't get it set up. I have followed the instructions as best I could for someone without much of a background in this material. I am running the device on battery power, and have the the ethernet cable plugged into the the WAN/LAN port of the pineapple. In the network connections, two adapters appear: one is the LAN adapter, in which I have set it to share connection. The other is the wireless adapter, in which I have modified the IP address to be 172.16.42.42, with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0, and a preferred DNS server of 8.8.8.8. The weird thing is, it initally worked, and I was able to navigate to the interface page, only the display was "too big", and I could interact with anything there. Since then, I've had no luck. A wireless connection shows up in the menu of available connections , called "pineapple", and I have to connect to this manually. I am able to ping the device successfully as well. I am running Win7. I'd appreciate any help....

Thanks...I do have JRE (I got the JDK, and I understand JRE is part of that). Is there a particular directory I need to extract to after DLing the zip ? Java is confirmed in my path, but javac encoder.jar brings up file not found: encoder.java. Java encoder returns "could not find or load main class encoder". Makes me think I just need to drop this thing into a different directory...

I apologize again for my lack of knowledge, but how exactly do I install the encoder ?

Thanks guys ! This newb truly appreciates it !

Nice...thanks again !

Great...that worked. It didn't execute the script, but it did do a bunch of stuff that leads me to believe I just need to tweak the script a bit. So I take it v2.1 should work with a US keyboard on Win7 no problem ?

Sure thing, thanks for responding. If I'm using iducke.com, I paste this into the box : REM add delay to ensure Windows can add the appropriatre driver GUI -R STRING notepad ENTER DELAY 500 STRING this is my first ducky script ENTER Then I click "quack" of course, and choose "save as". I call it inject.bin, and save it to the SD card. It usually fails to DL the first time for some reason, but then succeeds the second time. However, when I check on the SD card, the file size is 0 Kb and nothing happens when i slot the card in the duck and try to run it. If I try to run the encoder from the command line interface, I get a message saying that java is not a recognized command.

Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum, and new to pen testing in general. I'm also the proud owner of a USB rubber ducky. I have a problem, however, which I'm certain is child's play for everyone here. I can't get the intro script to work. I have flashed the duck over to v2.1, and my keyboard is set to US english (I'm in Canada). I have the latest version of Java as well. I have tried to compile and save the script via the online utility, but when it saves, it's a 0 Kb file. I tried using the encoder from command line, but java isn't a recognized command, apparently. If it matters, I'm running Win7. Just to confirm as well, when I have this script compiled, I will be saving it as inject.bin and just moving it over to the SD card ? Any help is appreciated !