TheHackerNextDoor

I'm trying to set up AutoSSH on my new Pineapple. My ssh server is port forwarded, in fact I can see the pineapple attempts in the log file. I used the 'Transfer Public Key' button to put its key on the server. I am not sure why it is not connecting.

I like the ones with 'ananas' is their name. Seems much more inconspicuous than 'autohack/autocrack' :P

Well, my pineapple hasn't come yet and I am eager to develop. If anybody would create a new infusion, zip it, and send it to me, that would be great! Then I'll be able to start even sooner! Also, the infusion needs a name. Thoughts?

My idea is that this would be as universal as possible. I will update my post with the option to store data, but not config, locally, remote MySQL, remote FTP, or remote FTPS.

I could have MySQL listen on localhost, and connect via localhost. Would that make it more secure?

As previously stated, I am behind Tor. They are obviously the ones running the exit node.

Since you're one of the developers, are there any built-in APIs to communicate with the radios? It would be so much easier to run a command like getNetworks() and have it return an array, and something like setNetwork(string SSID, string PSK) to set it!

Thanks! I'm learning a lot on this forum!

Okay, I do apologize for starting an argument, however some of those facts aren't true.

Sorry for bringing the thread back up. :P

Thanks for the help!

Fair enough. However, at no point did I admit to doing any illegal activities.

Thought this was stupid until I noticed I was supposed to click on the red dots. Yes, I hovered over them, but I got a LOT of information when I clicked! Thanks for sharing!

This isn't a security hole. I can almost guarantee that they won't solder the transmit/receive wires on. You wouldn't have an advantage at all. Unless you are talking about sending a high voltage jolt down the wire, in that case you might as well make an EMP.

Okay, so I was browsing a store website, and I found a $25 GIANT T.V. antenna. Here it is. As you can see, it has a frequency range of 47-862MHz. I am pretty new to the whole SDR thing, but I see no reason this wouldn't work. Can I point this straight up to receive from the NOAA satellite? How much is a gain of 10-13DB? What is the gain of the little tiny antenna that comes with the USB SDR?

Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but couldn't you use Clonezilla (http://clonezilla.org/) to copy the entire disk over to the new server and then expand the root partition after? Or do you want a fresh OS on the new server with the old software? Again, I'm having trouble understanding what you mean.

Obviously, they are running the Tor exit node. HTTPS + Tor = Anonymous. The exit node can't sniff the traffic. That's what I was trying to say.

Coupling this with Karma, Jammer, and Autossh would be deadly!

Look up, see the https://?

In case it wasn't obvious, I was kidding about having some fun. I'm on Tor anyway.

I've updated my post.

In my community, there is 1 big ISP. We'll call them ISP A. Almost everyone in my area uses them, including me. They give everyone the exact same router, just with a different password. But guess what? They all have WPS! I logged in to my router, and sure enough, there was a WPS key! Is there such thing as limiting the number of attempts on a key? If not, about 99% of my community is vulnerable to reaver. Not that I'm going to exploit that, or anything :D Silly ISP/Community!

I have an idea for an infusion. I will begin writing it as soon as my WiFi Pineapple arrives, but I want to know more features I should add. Here is what is does ----------------------------------------- 1. Scan networks 2. If open networks are found, connect 3. If no open networks are found, launch reaver/bully and begin cracking a vulnerable network 4. Once cracked, record login information and connect 5. Make sure it can connect to the internet Configuration options ----------------------------------------- Crack networks no matter what - Boolean Stop once n networks are cracked or there are no vulnerable networks left(0 to disable, -1 for all) - Integer Run commands once internet access is achieved - String array Run infusions once internet access is achieved - String array White-listing based on mac address - String array Bully or Reaver - Radio buttons Where to store data(Locally, remote FTP, remote MySQL, or remote secure FTP) - Radio buttons and a text box to enter remote parameters What are your thoughts on using MySQL to store everything? Would it be worth it, or should I just use a few text documents?