THCMinister
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Maybe WildAnanas?
AnanasGoneWild?
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Maybe a Eeepc. Very compact and I have one running Ubuntu 10.11 smoothly. Kali shouldn't be an issue.
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I had the same issue and resolved it by formatting the SD that came with the pineapple and then downloading the firmware etc. The firmware file were on the supplied SD but was unable to be read. I was able to use the same SD for the reformat/upgrade but have since upgraded the size to a 32GB.
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What are the file permission? It could be a write permission issue for the log.
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Interested.
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Looking forward to using the CLI for other infusions. I see this being a great benefit of storing data that is captured from a remote deployment.
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Still no go :(
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Call it AutoHack, I would like to collaboratively work on this infusion with you. Shoot me a PM and we can discuss details.
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Are you planing to deploy this in the wild? What if someone found the device. Storing the data locally could then be accessed. I would look into encrypting the data for storage as well as a secure "drop" point for the data that you want to retrieve. There are many scenarios that can play out.
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it remains active but the script haults and doesnt continue while nohup is redirecting the output of wash.
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I installed the coreutils-nohup and manually tried "nohup wash -D -i mon0 | tee /sd/wash.log &", it kinda works, more output to the log but when I put it in the script for boot, it fails.
Here is the script I'm using for testing
#!/bin/ash
rm -f /sd/wash.log
rm -f /sd/wash2.log
rm -f /sd/wash3.log
ifconfig wlan2 up
airmon-ng start wlan2
nohup wash -D -i mon0 | tee /sd/wash.log &
sleep 300
ID=$(ps aux| grep "wash"|grep "mon0"|awk '{print $1}')
kill $ID
tail -n+3 /sd/wash.log > /sd/wash2.log
#rm -f /sd/wash.log
cat /sd/wash2.log | grep -v "(null)" > /sd/wash3.log
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Possibly increase the memory. You could try DSL(Damn Small Linux), I haven't used it in a long time. Last time I did, I believe the ISO was around 50Mb.
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I running this on a Pineapple Mark V, I have tried your suggestion as to rearrange the switches for wash, No change, also about compiling, wash came with reaver comes with reaver(I believe.). Besides wash, is there an alternative method for scanning for WPS enabled routers?
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Some concerns I would have is that using MySQL is that once a connection to the net and data is uploaded to the DB, the person that runs the network could potenetially see the DB connection as well as if you were to upload the files. Caution would have to be taken in the way you choose to store/upload your data.
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Interesting read, I originally saw when this was posted on Hackaday(http://hackaday.com/2014/03/17/hacking-rolling-code-keyfobs/)
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I'm trying to parse the output of wash for automation. Here is what I have been playing aroung with
ifconfig wlan2 up
airmon-ng start wlan2
wash -i mon0 -o /sd/wash.log -D*This is only part of the script
I have it in a shell script that has been set as a boot mode. No matter how long wash runs as a daemon, I only get the start of wash in the log. If I manually execute wash as a daemon, It often does not work, sames results using wlan1
Side Note:
I make sure the interface is up and in monitor mode before trying wash.
Any help/ideas for achieving the parsing of wash would be great. I'm open to using anything other than bash aswell.
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I'm not seeing the point of this post. I also listen to NPR on my long drives into the office(2 hour drive). The second paragraph is kind of confusing. Yes it is possible for someone to do that, slightly unlikely in most case but possible.
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I've had an issue with the chip for wlan1. I was told to contact the HakShop, which I did. Sent them all the info. I was emailed a return label for my pineapple and was given a tracking number for the replacement. When the package finally arrived, it wasn't a pineapple but an SDR Kit. The packaging slip within the box stated WiFi pineapple Mark V qty 1. I have trying to get in touch with someone that can get this sorted out. I believe my pineapple got mixed up with someone's order of an SDR kit. I have contacted the HakShop by phone/email. No response.
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I think you are being paranoid.
These are Broadcasts from the Network Time Protocol Daemon and the DHCP Client. Syncing time and communicating dhcp information/requests.
dhclient 3045 root 8u IPv4 5906 0t0 UDP *:bootpc
dhclient 3045 root 20u IPv4 5889 0t0 UDP *:49623
dhclient 3045 root 21u IPv6 5890 0t0 UDP *:32345
ntpd 3377 ntp 16u IPv4 5985 0t0 UDP *:ntp
ntpd 3377 ntp 17u IPv6 5986 0t0 UDP *:ntp
ntpd 3377 ntp 18u IPv4 5992 0t0 UDP kali:ntp
ntpd 3377 ntp 19u IPv4 5993 0t0 UDP kali:ntp
ntpd 3377 ntp 20u IPv6 5994 0t0 UDP [fe80::1c65:37ff:fe41:5dc9]:ntp
ntpd 3377 ntp 21u IPv6 5995 0t0 UDP localhost:ntpDo you have something on your panel bar that conastantly display some sort of network info?
gnome-pan 3960 root 14u IPv4 11405 0t0 TCP kali:50818->a92-123-72-120.deploy.akamaitechnologies.com:http (ESTABLISHED)
This is from have a service listening on your machine(port 5900 is VNC, Ubuntu which is what Kali is based off of, uses vino-server for remote desktop)
vino-serv 3984 root 15u IPv6 10989 0t0 TCP *:5900 (LISTEN)
vino-serv 3984 root 16u IPv4 10990 0t0 TCP *:5900 (LISTEN) -
I think this is a good idea for an infusion!
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I understand that most Linux games within Steam are native to Linux. I just didn't want the extra layer of software. I'm not familiar with the Humble Bundle store. Thanks for the great tip. I may dive into running wine again, although not many titles are PC only that catch my eye. I'm looking for FPSs/puzzle type. Any recommendations?
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did you try the OpenOBD forums?
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Try running "locate odb" in the terminal, should locate paths for you to look into. It may just be a command line tool and not create any menu items.
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You could also set some logic in your script to determine which wireless config to load.
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