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Zylla

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  1. I accidentally managed to put a 12 volt input on the USB port, and it bricked my Pineapple. However, i still think there is hope to fixing the device. I got years of experience with soldering, and tinkering with these embedded devices. I'm also capable of soldering SMD parts if needed. I dissected the Pineapple, and got my voltmeter out. Whenever i power it on, nothing happens. Except the area of the Pineapple that handles the "power" to the device (i guess), gets really hot. So hot that i need to unplug the device. Also i'm unable to read any voltage above 1 volt anywhere on the board. It's usually at 0,3v-0,5v. I cannot find any parts that looks damaged, except one transistor on the bottom-side of the board. I'm hoping that replacing this transistor could fix the problem. But, i have no idea exactly what kind of transistor it is, because i'm unable to read the text on top of it. So i was hoping that someone else from the Hak5 community could read what it says on the transistor from their own Pineapple. Here are pictures of the parts i'm talking about: Broken Transistor - 1 Broken SMD Transistor - 2 The "Power Section" TL;DR: Can someone please look at a part on the bottom of their Pinapple board, and read what it says to me?
  2. UEFI secure-boot. Golden Keys. https://t.co/rB8oucssy6

  3. http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/legacy/#!firmware.md https://www.wifipineapple.com/mk5/factory.bin
  4. Considering that you could not even find it in recovery-mode, i would try to connect to the serial/ttl port and look at what is happening during the boot-process. That would give us some clues as to what is wrong.
  5. After some tinkering i managed to find the correct toolchain by issuing this command on the pineapple: nginx -V It shows what version of GCC is being used to compile nginx. Also what C-libraries are being used. On firmware 2.4 it's gcc-4.6-linaro + uClibc 0.9.33.2 Soooo. This toolchain/sdk worked for me: https://downloads.openwrt.org/attitude_adjustment/12.09/ar71xx/generic/OpenWrt-SDK-ar71xx-for-linux-i486-gcc-4.6-linaro_uClibc-0.9.33.2.tar.bz2 I was trying to compile AAnarchYY's version of Bully. (The one with the pixiedust-attack integrated) And the SDK was even kind enough to even create the ipkg package for me, without any problems. I thought i should post the solution here since the wiki isn't providing the toolchain.
  6. Hi there fellow pentesters! I have some projects that i'm trying to get up and running, and my current MIPS toolchain doesn't work very well with the pineapple. And i cannot locate the toolchain/sdk for my Pineapple Mark V anywhere. Acording to the Pineapple Wiki it should be located here: http://wifipineapple.com/mk5/source.tar.gz But i guess that link is deprecated. Could anyone please help me locating the toolchain? Or what settings to use with buildroot/openwrt? I know it's an ar71xx SoC, and it's running linux 3.3.8. But the rest is mostly unknown to me. (version of: binutils, gcc, etc.)
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