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    Unstable TX power on AR9331

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted · Edited by King Crimson

    Fluke makes some kick-ace instruments but ya definantly pay for the quality. I have been wondering why Site Survey says that the quality of my modem is about 60% when it is sitting no more than 5 feet from it. Then again, maybe quality is wholly different than signal strength. ::shrugs:: I definantly have more reading to do.

    Addendum: ::just read the price tag on the Fluke OptiView XG and fainted dead away::

    can the pineapple do what the ns@ is doing (spy)

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URVS4H7vrdU

    I think what you are trying to do would fall under illegal. Unless you own the network and proper notification to the users is given that their traffic is being monitored. From there it would be breaking people's privacy to show the posts of people who set their information to friends only for example and you plaster it up on a projector somewhere.

    And just my initial thoughts to the "easy as flipping a swtich", this isn't Hollywood lol.

    Pineapple mentioned by name by Palo Alto Networks

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted · Edited by King Crimson

    "Jasager runs on any number of devices, but perhaps one of the most effective ways to employ it is on the Pineapple access point. The Pineapple is simply an access point with modified firmware that embeds a number of tools for wireless pen testing. It also has a number of accessories, such as support for 3G USB cards to provide network connectivity when it is otherwise unavailable at the target location and battery packs to operate as a standalone unit. It also is easily concealed, because it could be disguised within any number of housings typically found plugged in at the office."

    ::grins:: Quit a different mention than Kent Lawson's remark, "The Pineapple is a toy with no legitimate use." XD Thank you for sharing that rottingsun, enjoyed it. :)

    Internal memory issue

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Sorry, didn't mean to imply that you had to reflash everytime. I had other issues that I was dealing with as well and reflashing just cleared them all up at once.

    Yea, i'm really hopping i don't have to turn around and re-flash the thing every time it fills up, got rid of the Karma log which was decently sized but still really close to 0% free.

    appreciate the responses, I'm sure there is an easy way around this somewhere, I doubt the only fix is to reflash

    Ettercap & Pineapple

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    I have been messing with Reaver and Aircrack lately. I need to start messing with etter again. Seems like when I first got my MKV, I was able to do a simple poison on my home network from wlan1 but not sure I am remembering right. Like you, I use the command line as well for etter.

    Internal memory issue

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted · Edited by King Crimson

    Well isn't that a pissa! :( I had one of my file systems fill up awhile ago and was unable to write wifi config files. I resolved it by just reflashing to fix a couple other things as well. I am looking into the USB thing. If anyone else wants to jump in here on that. :D

    Ettercap & Pineapple

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Is ipforwarding on? To check, do the following:

    cd /proc

    cat $(find . -name ip_forward)

    1

    In my instance, ipforward is turned on denoted by a '1'.

    If the command returns a '0', then ipforward is off. To turn it on, enter the following:

    echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

    'opkg list-upgradable' not working

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    I get the same, but I just assumed that I didn't have any packages that needed updating. I am now getting an odd error message when I do an 'opkg list' or 'opkg list-upgradeable':

    [05:59 PM]root@Pineapple[~]:opkg list-upgradable
    Collected errors:
    * parse_from_stream_nomalloc: Missing new line character at end of file!
    * parse_from_stream_nomalloc: Missing new line character at end of file!
    [05:59 PM]root@Pineapple[~]:

    Note: I am still on 1.0.3.

    When I run

    opkg list-upgradable


    I get no output. Does anyone have the same issue? I was wondering if I could somehow combine the list of upgradable packages with the upgrade command and just magic them all up to date in one go. Any tips? Too optimistic?

    Scott.

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