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    Help on a few attacks

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    How would I perform a "Evil Twin" attack? Just copy the BSSID and SSID of the target network? Could you provide the exact commands or instructions because I've had some issues with the pineapple.

    You could use WinSCP and edit your /etc/config/wireless file. Add the encryption lines.

    Example:

    config 'wifi-iface'

    option 'device' 'wl0'

    option 'network' 'lan'

    option 'mode' 'ap'

    option 'ssid' 'MyWifiAP'

    option 'encryption' 'psk2' <----add this

    option 'key' 'secret passphrase' <----add this

    Good link

    http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wireless

    Your wlan0 is far weaker than wlan1 and would have a relatively hard time overpowering your 'good twin'. You would have to be in better proximity to your victim client. You would then deauth the 'good twin' using wlan1. You would need to provide internet to your victim through a usb wifi (alfa), Ethernet, or a usb 3g modem.

    I was having issues testing Karma. Does it not work on most devices now, or is there some technical glitch or misconfiguration in my testing? I turned on Karma on the pineapple. I forgot all networks on the devices except one open previously connected network. I turned Wi-Fi on the devices and many of them did not automatically connect to the pineapple (though a couple devices may have automatically). I only saw the probe requests on my Nexus 7. What's the correct way to test this?

    Newer devices have a way of not falling into this trap. I name my wlan0 ssid 'attwifi' and I get a whole lot of connections. I'm not sure if it is with the way karma works but I'll get a connection through my wlan0 ssid 'attwifi' but not the karma version of 'attwifi' a lot of the time. You can probably recreate this by naming a router to attwifi, connect to it so it stores in your device. Shut off the router. Turn on the pineapple with karma. You may not automatically connect to it. Name your wlan0 to attwifi. You will probably autoconnect to that. At least that's my experience.

    Say there is a network with WPA2 encryption. I know the key of that network. How can I set everything up so that I can deauth the AP or a client on that AP and have all or just that one client(s) connect to my evil AP? I couldn't get wlan0 to have an encrypted network so that the devices that just got deauthed could connect automatically with the same key. Again, specific instructions would be great because I don't want to say it doesn't work when it actually does.

    1st answer

    How to use Pineapple as a normal AP with encryption?

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    I think that in that wirelessfile the changes have to be done. But I dont know the exact way to do that.

    Could somebody give me a hint? :rolleyes:

    Download WinSCP. Connect to your pineapple. Navigate to the /etc/config/wireless and double click. It will open for you to edit.

    Mine has a section that looks like this.

    config wifi-iface

    option device 'radio0'

    option network 'lan'

    option mode 'ap'

    option ssid 'attwifi' <-----------Change this

    option hidden '0'

    This link is handy.

    http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wireless

    Greetings from Austria

    Greetings to you!!

    Laptop battery build

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    My first experiment with those batteries was when I busted open some battery packs and it contained those blue batteries. I soldered them in series and I got 3.5 X 3 = 10.5 (If I remember correctly) Anyways, I thought I could charge it with a 12 volt charger. I was wrong, I killed the batteries. 12 volt chargers charge at 13.5. So if you were thinking on going that route instead of the laptop charger, just be careful.

    [Support] SSLstrip

    in Mark V Infusions

    Posted

    I'm on version 1.0.5. As soon as I start the sslstrip if I try to surf the web, gives "Network Error", weird. Pineapple little slow, but after as couple seconds, it works well.

    Great Infusion :)

    He meant the firmware version, lol you got me to check for it.

    Reaver pro

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Reaver is good as one of your tools in your bag, not the primary tool you would go to. Certainly not worth $200 in my book. If there were 20 routers nearby, maybe 8 would have wps enabled, and maybe I could crack 2 of those with Reaver without setting off any security. Those 2 would probably be the oldest in the list.

    I could usually only get 3/10 wps enabled routers anyway.

    Effects of different voltages

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    I find that my pineapple runs fine at 5v running simple constant tasks. As soon as you connect anything usb, it starts to become flakey at 5v. Maybe because 5v is the minimum power spec and if things kick on requiring extra power (deauthing every 10 seconds or something) you can momentarily dip below 5v. Kind of like when your A/C comes on in the car or your house and you notice the lights dim for a second. To be more precise I found my pineapple locking up or rebooting when the voltage dipped to 4.85v, even just for a moment.

    What is the minimum operating temperature for the MKV and 18 hour battery?

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted

    Batteries:

    http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/discharging_at_high_and_low_temperatures

    Cold temperature increases the internal resistance and diminishes the capacity. Batteries that would provide 100 percent capacity at 27°C (80°F) will typically deliver only 50 percent at –18°C (0°F).

    The performance of all battery chemistries drops drastically at low temperatures. At –20°C (–4°F) most nickel-, lead- and lithium-based batteries stop functioning. Although NiCd can go down to –40°C (-40°F).

    Electronics:

    Well there is so much info on this but a Linksys router is designed for 32-104° F.

    On a side note, it hit 5°F the last couple of days and my gps fired right up in my car, although the display was a little slow to refresh. Just keep your radios at 1 watt and it should keep itself warm ;)

    Few issues newbie

    in WiFi Pineapple Mark V

    Posted · Edited by yabasoya

    Hi

    Hi!!

    1) Juice pack seems to run only for few hrs.

    Depending if the radios are at full power you will get less time. I find, generally, by the second or third full charge the run time increases.

    2) After sometime running karma its disables by it self.

    Is that on battery power or AC power?

    3) Sometimes wlan1 drops off and i cant enable it till i factory reset pineapple.

    Did you download the wireless tool infusion? I forget the name of it and my pineapple is off right now.

    Do you know how to ssh or scp into the pineapple? You can check the /etc/config/wireless file when it doesn't work. If you post the contents of the file, we may be able to see what went wrong.

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