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  1. Boosted240
    Holy hell battery! What's that setup weigh?
  2. Boosted240
    Nicely done. I was able to repeat what you did. Used wifite on the pineapple with -aircrack option, got the .cap file. I used the windows aircrack-ng to convert to .hccap, and now its running in hashcat just fine. I'm doing a straight attack, with about 12gb between 3 wordlists. (using best64 rule) I'm only getting about 14,500 H/s so this could take awhile. Like, most of next week. But, its working. That's great. So I'm guessing the .hccap files made this way could be uploaded to an online cracking center and actually work as well.
  3. Boosted240
    Tried this site: http://www.onlinehashcrack.com/WPA-WPA2-RSNA-PSK-crack.php Captured a .cap with wifite on the pineapple, and when I upload it: Sorry, we are unable to find any valid handshakes in your .cap file. Used the Laptop, works fine.
  4. Boosted240
    So the .cap I got using wifite on my Kali Pi converted just fine, but hashcat is giving me an error (no hashes found, invalid eapol size) so its still not right.
  5. Boosted240
    I just grabbed a handshake with wifite using Kali on my Raspberry Pi, just to be sure it works. Used the website to convert it, worked fine. Now I'm trying to remember how to use hashcat....
  6. Boosted240
    Agreed. I just edited my post above, I have used hashcat before, just never had much luck with it.
  7. Boosted240
    Okay, I created a wordlist file with just the correct key in it, and started wifite with the -aircrack and -dict options. Uploaded the file to be converted, and it can't find valid handshakes. I've done this process before, but its been awhile. I played with hashcatGUI for awhile, using my Nvidia card. Never really had much luck with it other than if I put the key in the wordlist myself. I'm using custom-WPA and super-WPA wordlists.
  8. Boosted240
    After seeing this thread, I decided to give it a shot. I hadn't done this yet. On a laptop w/Kali I was able to capture a handshake using wifite pretty quickly. Then I tried using the pineapple, with two different radios. No luck. I tried site survey, and wifite. I tried two different APs, both with multiple clients, they both timed out on wifite. I can't even get a capture, so you're already doing better than I am.
  9. Boosted240
    I put Bully on my Pineapple also, and haven't had any luck with it either. I wonder if its the changed MAC problem? I haven't tried it in awhile.
  10. Boosted240
    Agreed. Wifite works very well on the Pineapple. Had two instances going today with two radios.
  11. Boosted240
    Surprisingly there are still a lot of places still using WEP, at least around me.
  12. Boosted240
    Some of the info in this thread helped: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/showthread.php?t=52539 my mon0 interface having a different MAC was giving me the problem on a laptop w/Kali. This morning I sat down with my laptop/Kali and used Reaver on an AP I setup that's worked before. Change the MAC of mon0, problems. Don't change the MAC, no problems. I haven't tried changing the mac of both the wlan and mon interfaces to be the same. I tried using reaver via the command line on the Kali Pi and Pineapple with two different radios on the same AP. Not much luck. Mostly the failure to associate. I'm going to keep playing with it.
  13. Boosted240
    Excellent. Now all we need is an infusion for WEP. :D
  14. Boosted240
    This is an awesome addition, almost makes it too easy. One less reason to goto the command line. I've got it installed, going to try it on a known working router tonight. (I've used Kali/reaver to break it before) Its still an idea to use the command line to run wash. (or wifite) That way you can see the WPS enabled APs.
  15. Boosted240
    I do the same thing, even tried a few different radios. All have been fine using a 12v battery.
  16. Boosted240
    You can add this battery: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BB5VQCE/ref=oh_details_o03_s01_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I can vouch for it after using it for a couple weeks now. From what I can tell so far it will do the Pineapple for about 22hrs by itself, or both the Pineapple and Kali-Pi (with 4 radios between them) for roughly 8-10hrs. And you can be charging it while its powering both. Pretty happy with it so far.
  17. Boosted240
    Yeah, I've done this. Discovered tmux last night, but it needs installed on the Pineapple.
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    JuiceSSH on Android works really well, not sure if its on iOS or not. As for the multiple sessions, check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tmux
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    Made some changes to the way I use the Raspple Pi today. Typically I've used wlan0 for the AP, and wlan1 for ICS. Of course the speeds are flakey and at best I saw 12-14mbps, but normally 5mbps or less. Decided to try and get wifi access working on the Kali-Pi with the Alfa. After a good day on and off of digging and reading, I was finally able to get both eth0 and wlan0 connected at the same time from the command line. eth0 is automatic, and I'm using wicd-curses for the wifi. And of course wp5.sh. Holy crap. Now I'm consistently pulling 30-40mbps down, with the Kali-Pi showing a 90mbps connection with the Alfa. (5ghz) This definitely seems like a faster, more reliable way to do ICS. When I first got the Pineapple, I had only briefly used my laptop to do ICS, never really did any speed tests. Didn't know it could be this much better.
  20. Boosted240
    Actually my back yard. Still doing some testing. I'm not super thrilled with the range, but this was at 18-20-20dBm on the 3 radios. The Alfa on the Pi is pulling pretty well though. Yeah, I wanted to be able to lock it, but then thought if it was deployed it needs to be secure. This is what I ended up with. Kinda bulky, but works well. That's pretty awesome. I might actually do this.
  21. Boosted240
    The Raspple Pi finally deployed in the wild! 28 degrees with snow coming. Remote admin via VPS. Happy Holidays!
  22. Boosted240
    Well that answers that. At least its cleared up, thanks for the reply!
  23. Boosted240
    I've also tried everything listed everywhere, including the iw reg set. Can't get wlan0 to budge either.
  24. Boosted240
    You're connecting to wlan1? You have that setup as an AP? I'm able to connect my LG G2, and my GFs Nexus 5 to wlan0, and it works well. I do speed tests all the time with my phone. I've also had Karma work on older Android devices, 3 at once before. (all on wlan0, with wlan1 connected to my network)
  25. Boosted240
    What you're looking for is probably /etc/config/wireless Or you can just use the Web interface.
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