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Check this thread out: https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/31289-rogue-ap/ There is some information in there you will probably find useful.

You can do whatever you like with each radio. Right now I have two open APs, and one secured connection to another network. (3 radios)

You're not wrong. Just like @barry99705 said, "if it's not the same key, it's not the same network" In my experience the MAC isn't as important. Again, two routers in my house, each one with different MACs, but my devices will go between the two seamlessly. I'm sure in a more complex situation, cloning the MAC would be necessary. What is it exactly that you're trying to do?

I haven't done too much wifi cracking with the Pineapple, but Reaver and Bully do work. (both are very slow for me) and I can't seem to get Wash to work. For WEP you can use aircrack-ng, which also works. For me, its still faster and easier to use Kali (on a laptop or Raspberry Pi) then you have tools like wifite, fern, reaver, bully, wash, dictionary attacks, etc. It looks like the Site Survey infusion has "capture" built in, I'm guessing that's for getting the 4-way handshake, so then you can use something like hashcat to bruteforce.

How about this for in the car? Parts Express 12V 2A DC To DC Converter by Parts Express http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000KGKFA4/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_k9ISsb1JQKN6X

Uhhhh, pretty much yeah. Unless you know of another network they have on their devices that's open or you DO have the key for. Then you can set that up, and lure them onto the Pineapple with better signal, deauth, etc. (this is sorta how Karma works with open networks) Example, you know all of these devices have been on an open wifi at one point, such as "attwifi" So you set that up.

No, the security and key have to match exactly for this to work. If "his" network is WPA2 with "suckithard" as the key, then that's how your Pineapple needs to be setup.

No, it's all automatic. It's the exact same way it works if you have two routers at home, or at work, the mall, Starbucks, etc, with several APs. Your device will connect to the strongest signal. Example, I have two routers at home. Both setup exactly the same. Someone who doesn't know any better only sees one network, and the device will choose the best AP. I setup the Pineapple exactly the same as well, I then have three APs. At the "coffee shop" you clone the network exactly, the guy beside you will connect to the Pineapple, as it's sitting right next to him. I know there are a lot more variables at play, but this is the basic idea. I've included a screen shot of my company wifi, and you can see all the APs that are setup exactly the same to cover a large area. Theoretically, any of these *could* be a Pineapple. https://www.dropbox.com/s/xg7k3yllmefgvjb/Screenshot_2013-12-18-17-49-01.png

I noticed that after a little more reading. If you get a chance to play with it, and get results let us know.

Well that's pretty good.... Hmmmm... I stumbled across this today: http://dustin.li/2013/05/getting-kali-linux-on-a-cubieboard/

I have done this with Kali and the Pineapple. With the Pineapple using wlan0 to "clone" the network, and wlan1 for internet connection/access. Wlan2 can then be used for deauth. I honestly don't really do much with Karma. Example. At a friends house, living room. Cloned his network, and connected with wlan1. Within about 20 minutes, most of his devices were running through the Pineapple, with no deauth needed. (guessing because his router is in the basement)

Was that 470mA with the LCD or just by itself? I need to get a PSU like that, needed one for awhile now. @TYTechnolustWhat do you plan on powering with that battery? Might wanna look into something larger if you are doing a Pinapple AND Pi. Give this site a quick read before buying any radios, info is kinda older but seems to hold up. http://backtrack.pl/wiki/doku.php?id=en:cards

Agreed. I made three, one for each radio. Works great. I also made one on the rPi, worked well there also w/Kali.

If you look at my post above, I was normally getting 5/3mbps. I decided to give your way a shot simply to try and change the power output of my wlan0. So I copied your setup, and used my own MAC, SSID, etc settings. Now I'm getting 14mbps down and 5mbps up. Much, much quicker! But, my wlan0 is STILL at 18dBM. Have you actually gotten yours to go higher or lower? I have NEVER been able to change mine at all. I've tried several different ways, from a few different threads here. On a stock setup, wlan0 is 18, wlan1 and wlan2 are both 27. With this setup (and anything I've ever tried) wlan0 is 18, wlan1 is actually controllable (I have it at 24) and wlan2 always maxes at 30, can't control it. I'd given up on trying to change the output power, starting to think its impossible. Update: Okay, was playing around this evening, and left it on that setup. After awhile I started having a lot of issues I saw people talking about. Dropped connection (to wlan0), poor pings, timeout pings, the signal strength seemed to be very erratic. I couldn't even connect to the control page. wlan2 was still perfectly fine though. I even tried removing the wifi manger infusion, no change. So I reverted back to my original setup. Now everything seems to be fine again, I keep disconnecting and reconnecting, running speed tests, etc. So far no issues. I've even seen 17mbps down. Upload is kinda iffy, but mostly does 3-4mbps. Also I'm back to 18-27-27dBm. I haven't reinstalled the wifi manager yet. I'm going to let my cell phone and laptop connected to it overnight, and see what its like in the morning.

Yep, that would be where I went wrong. The file was there just fine.

Okay I added some very subtle security features to the outside of the case. I put two more photos in the original gallery. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jr62ncj4u54sr06/OkxePk7qpU

Okay, I can't get it to work, I'm probably doing something wrong. What I did: nano scan.sh paste script text change wlan1 to wlan2 save and close chmod +x ./scan.sh Made sure wlan2 was up, and did an iw scan to be sure, then ran the script. It runs, because it will tell me "removed old scanned AP list" pause for a second, then just return to the command line. Ideas?

Thank you. :) So @12v and 8W, that's a 700mA draw. The battery can do one output @5v 2 amps (the USB) and one DC at 12v-16v-19v, 3 amps I'm using the 12v DC for the Pineapple.... and the 5v USB for the Pi. I could use the 16V setting for that thing, and it would be 500mA. But running the Pineapple from the 5V USB output might be unstable with 3 radios, and drain more power. Using the 9v plug I was measuring roughly 500mA spikes on the pineapple. (4.5w) So at 5v that would be a 900mA drain. These are all super rough estimates.. I'm basically just typing out thoughts here.

They built a Kali image for this thing... I just need to find power requirements/consumption somewhere. (at work on my phone right now) http://utilite-computer.com/web/home Heck if that Pro model works well enough, I would get rid of my old core i5 Dell I use for Kali/Mint.

Ahhh didn't even see it. Oops. I can do testing also if needed, on the Pineapple and Pi.

Did some reading, the dual core cubi without wifi would be my choice. The battery can do 2 amps @5v, it would just be a matter of sucking down more juice than the Pi while running. Going to keep my eye on the Cubi, would make a great replacement for the Pi in the HTPC role.

This is nice! Could use it on the Pineapple and the Pi. (kali linux) Looks easy enough to change to wlan2 or 0 also. Could it also display the channel of the network? Maybe signal strength?

The main post looks really good so far, turned out nice. I'll add more battery info once I do some additional testing. I'd like to get an amp load reading for everything at once, then see how far the battery will go. I'd also like to hear more about the cubietruck. I've looked at it before, but decided to use a Pi for this because I know it well, and voltage/power requirements.

I was beginning to think @mrgray took a vacation. I wanted to do some outdoor range testing with the Raspple Pi this weekend, but they are calling for MORE snow. Guess that really doesn't matter.....

My best estimate, figuring everything (plus some extra for the things I had) $425--ish.