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  1. Cheapest way would be a cloud service, Azure or EC2 most likely, Rent the time and processing power you need and scale up and down at will, or albeit very naughty rent a botnet and use the "latent cpu cycles" to crunch the numbers.

    If you wanted to have your own set up and have the "learning experience" of doing it yourself then,

    I would most likely go for the PS3 (Version 1) in an array and use the YellowDog distro which was released for it.

    Finding those machines would now be hard, but I think this is the most cost effective as old PS3's can be picked up for less than $150 on ebay, so you could set up 10 of them in an array and this would provide a nice set up for large number crunching.

    IBM's CBM Cell processor in the PS3 was a mini super computer chip, There are many articles online about universities and even the US military playing with large numbers of PS3's to make "cheap" < $100K super computers.

    $1500 will not build a super computer but its now most likely the cheapest bang for buck, However those machines crunching hashes would push your electricity bill up , but you'd never have to turn on the heating again , so that might offset the lecky bill :-)

  2. r3g3x, on 18 Dec 2015 - 12:20 PM, said:

    If we are not developers but want to help vet code and hang with the cool kids on the bleeding edge, we really loose nothing by buying now. Or put another way, we don't gain anything but waiting to but until its certified. Thanks - I'll stop pestering with questions. I am really excited about playing with the NANO.

    Jim

    No nothing to lose,

    I think its a legal thing where Hak5 team are unable to sell as a "retail" device until certified,

    A similar analogy would be slimming pills which are sold and state something similar to

    "*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. "

    So the device is being sold as a debug/developer device and performance/radio stability can't be claimed to be 100% certified to work until testing by FCC (I guess its FCC or CE for Europe?).

    Remember though that the team have had test devices most likely in their offices for months , so I'm sure they will work as currently advertised.

  3. Also just ordered, interested to see how it differs from the MK5 , or how it plays alongside the MK5.

    Love the fact we now have a mobile app. (maybe there should also be an OTG cable also that comes with the new device), also what is a "Morale patch" ?

    Lastly what is it that I see plugged into the battery that comes with the tactical kit?

  4. I'm surprised that no, one mentioned regular expressions (Regex) , Parsing is what it was created for. The below code will match your text in 18 chars.

    (?<=">).*?(?=</w>)

    you may need to escape special chars deepening on the language you are coding in.

    Explanation of code below.

    () are groupings

    Inside first grouping we have ?<= which means match prefix but exclude it from returned results.

    We then have "> this is the end of the XML tag before the ID is returned.

    I then have a wildcard match .*? which means Match any character any number of repetitions , match as few as possible

    another group () and inside that group I have ?= which means match suffix and don't return matched results.

    I searching to match on </w> the end tag in your XML

    So I'm saying match anything between "> and </w> and don't return the matches or anything on either side of those matches, just whats inbetween

    Hope it helps.

  5. Yes on the new design the antenna look like they on opposite of the box, one on the towards the top left and one towards the bottom right rather than just left and right like before.

    I'm hoping that those lines are for cooling as what ever it is has a nice beefy spec, that would be great however I doubt it.

    While I wish it was an add-on , As the old pineapples are out of stock I'm sure its a replacement rather than an add-on enhancement device.

  6. If it's a Mk6 then I for one would be disappointed, At release time I remember mentioning that the Mk5 was already beaten by Nokia devices and very shortly after by Apple devices.

    Don't worry we have something in the works was the response. I remember them even giggling about their awesome workaround that was in the works and due for announcement at Blackhat a year or 2 back, Well it never came, (I think it was in a Wifi-PineApple hangout video however I cant find it now)

    As the posts above state most of our pineapples are either collecting dust or they are being used for other things than they were created for. At the moment mine is about as much use as a ReaverII (great for monitoring networks but not too much else).

    Lets hope they actually have a new attack vector like was promised or at least something interesting (which uses existing serial heads to link the 2 devices).

    Looking forward to whatever they have, fingers crossed.

  7. Been a member for a while (mostly follower rather than large poster)

    So I've made 8 posts according to my profile and this is about right, however when I click to view them only one post appears.

    How can I view the other 7, (appearing post is about EtherCap)

    Just wonder if there has been a forum content purge?

  8. Thought this might be useful

    • Windows Phone 8.0 Black Firmware - Nokia Lumia 920
    • Windows Phone 8.1 Developer Firmware - Nokia Lumia 1020

    So for example it doesn't display any access points on Nokia Windows Phone devices

    So if you have a Windows Lumia 920 or 1020 which I've tested for with firmware Black 8.0 and also 8,1 developer release then users would be safe and would not see any new access points. (just the real ones which your device picked up before you turned on the Pineapple)

    I also have a OnePlus One running Android 4,4,4 and also an IPhone 4s, a Surface RT and an IPAD which I'll test a little later tonight, and if either of them pass then I'll update the list.

  9. Hi , I'm trying to use this infusion.

    I'm running a Win machine (doubt that matters in this case).

    My Version is ettercap - v1.1

    I get the message about it taking a few minutes to install all dependacies however once I click install I get "loading" for about 5 seconds and then nothing.

    I've left the tab open for a out 30mins but still no go.

    any ideas , not sure if I'm missing something obvious?.

    By the way I'm running on Firmware Version: 1.0.4

  10. Yes that did the job,

    Thanks Hak5Ninja as well as Sara at Hak5 fir giving my the hint about using tweezers. (it was a jammed in card) which when removed with a lot of force and replaced it worked just fine,

    I've also been pointed in direction of instructions and have written my first basic payload ,

    Thanks

  11. Hi I have a new duck which arrived this morning with the SD card already fitted , No instructions .

    No ducky language to learn????

    the SD Card is stuck in the device and can't be removed and when I plug in the device it flashes red,

    Do I need to request a replacement??,

    I'm based in UK has anyone had a replacement before?, as this morning I had to pay over £20 postage and don't want to do that again.

    Thanks in advance.

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