haknakpdywak
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It seems like no one else is having this problem.
Sslstrip is not redicting to the site after credentails are entered, it simply reloads the login page. Is there a dependancy infusion that's needed?
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Have you checked the logs to see if it's collecting anything, if so I may be having the same issue? Are you able to reach a login screen but after entering the credentails it only reloads the same page?
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I gave the factory reset a go with no results. The Hak5 forums is the only site tried so far that allows access after entering the login credentails. I'll try strip-n-inject after brushing up on HTML coding.
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You can use these !@#$%^&* maybe. I've used two of them.
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Switch factory reset:
Switch 1 - UP
Switch 2 - DOWN
Switch 3 - DOWN
Switch 4 - UP
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Is there a way to fix the refresh loop?
Some tweeks seem to be going on with the infusion now. For a few min. it was flashing "Filter: Undefined". That stopped but now the "Loading.." is flashing and it won't capture any info.
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Is it? Because it just reloads rather than allowing X through. By 'switching off' I meant turning off sslstip so that it would stop both the reload loop and capture. I was assuming that sslstrip was made to not redirect so the plan was to write a custom script in dnsspoof.
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A quick fix for the sslstrip is to turn on the 1 sec refresh and switch off the infusion as soon as anything comes in. Not a ideal solution at all compared to writing custom script for dnsspoof but it does allow user x through to the other side.
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This could probably be solved in the Wifi Manager infusion. Look for the AP you want to connect to and then change the default pineapple_1111 ssid.
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Assuming you meant the dnsspoof, could you elaborate a bit? I'm not seing a redirect.
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The question itself needed tweeking. What's needed is the dnsspoof infusion + a wide knowlege of scripting languages to create the forwarding page. Such as: PHP; HTML; Javascript; CSS; etc. Off to the codeacadamy!
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Solved. I'd delete this thread if it were possible.
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Apologies for the newbie question:
What's the solution for allowing the user to be directed to their desired site once sslstrip has captured credentails? Currently it's just reloading the log in screen rather than allowing login.
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The antennas is one that connect to the starndard Alfa H/NH/NHA models. That link looks right. The Pineapple has the SMA female and the Alfa needs to connect to a TMC male (Is that correct or I have got it backward?) so this must be the one: http://www.l-com.com/coaxial-coaxial-adapter-sma-female-tnc-male
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Which adapter is compatible with a Alfa antenna? It seemed like the one being sold in the hakshop wouldn't be compatible since Alfa uses RP-TNC. https://hakshop.myshopify.com/collections/antennas/products/sma-male-jack-to-rp-sma-female-adapter
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That sounds good, I'd be interested in joining. The Pineapple has started creating its own names again. There's four, the one assigned in karma (Coffee Cup) and the other three are Theodore 2 and two other ones called Hidden Network. It has a mind of its own.
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Windows is the native OS and Theodore was the native Wifi. After refreshing the Windows install cleint mode is working and the constantly changing names has stopped :) . Also I made the mistake of putting on old alfa antennas on without the adapters so that may have been affecting it.
The only problem now is that theWindows Network Sharing Center doesn't recognise it when connected through Ethernet.
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Yes it is strange. There are three outward facing names, one I created, the origonal Pineapple_1904, the auto-created Theodore 2, and the new Coffee Cup. All can be connected to and navigated to 1471 but no ip address is assigned and the pineapple bar is unreachable. Also the wider internet is unreachable despite the client mode connected to wifi.
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It hadn't been reset but I did so just now to see if it would fix anything. The name changed itself again to Theodore 2 and nothing else improved.
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The client mode wasn't allowing connection through to the internet so I tried reconnecting to the Theodore wifi in the Network settings. This for some reason reset the pineapple's name and it's unable to connect to the Pineapple bar again. Luckily I got downloaded the needed widgets in the 10 min it was up.
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Alright, so in client mode the network is set and everything is working. I'll keep looking for the problem with the Ethernet connection but at least it's up and going now. Thank you for your help.
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This is how it's currently configured in Windows: Is there something off about it?
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Just to make this clear - This is not the WiFi Pineapple MKV's fault.
You need to make sure you are configuring the ICS correctly. If it worked once but stopped, it is likely that your network manager tried to take over and interrupted the connection.
Getting it to work on Windows is usually very simple, provided you have the correct adapter configuration (ie WLAN AP <---> Windows <---> Ethernet <---> Pineapple).
(WLAN AP <---> Windows <---> Ethernet <---> Pineapple) it is configured this way.
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Client mode is set up, I am able to connect to the pineapple wirelessly which is wirelessly connected to the internet; the same errors are there though. "Error connecting"
Basic Pineapple Questions
in WiFi Pineapple Mark V
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Basically a battery pack is connected and can be left running that way for a few days (with a 10,000mah type). I haven't actually deployed it but essentailly it can be preconfigured to do selected tasks before hand without having to do anything at the drop zone.
SSLStrip was getting caught in reload loops when I bought it last month where the same login page would repeat, though the credentails were being captured. Now it seems to be down entirely for most sites. DNSspoof might still work for whatever you want to do with SSL/HTTPS, if you're good at writing code to mirror the sites you want tying to target.