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  1. Why not keep it simple and use a lte mifi spot or GSM modem and have the pineapple setup a reverse ssh pipe to a server online. That way you can connect to it from anywhere...
  2. Longest record that I know of is still 237 miles. https://www.google.co.jp/amp/s/www.wired.com/2007/06/w-wifi-record-2/amp
  3. Yep, +1 for Security Tube, even their free mega-primers are some solid courses.
  4. 1.8-1.9 ghz . Good luck , looks like its a DECT security system. (i.e.: 128 bit UAK) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Enhanced_Cordless_Telecommunications#Security
  5. kismet_server --daemonize will run the kismet server in the background. You can setup the pcap location , wlan etc . settings in /etc/kismet/kismet.conf also sudo systemctl enable gpsd , should set up gpsd to startup on boot.
  6. I run a cron job to dump the data to a sub directory under home. That way I will always have a copy of my recon data.
  7. My latest Nano project : https://medium.com/@elkentaro/hack-chip-and-pineapples-part-8-of-n-c232e2e3c6e7
  8. @evilsocket has dome some offensive setups. https://www.evilsocket.net/2017/08/15/gpd-pocket-7-impressions-gnulinux-installation-and-offensive-setup/
  9. Yea and its not meant as a joke. The battery pack will warm up and so will the nano. In a closed environment , the heat can't disperse as efficiently and could cause issues with power (battery) or the nano.
  10. Downside would be the heat in your pants....
  11. Ah, I see. My bad then.??
  12. Here is a list too : http://www.linux-usb.org/usb.ids
  13. Hm..cool ideas. I'll think about adding some more stuff to it , once I get back from being on the road.
  14. my bad. The very first one had an typo. its fixed now. I guess I shouldn't commit codes at 4am.
  15. So a new extension I wrote to avoid to have to escape special characters for complex powershells. This extension takes a text file containing the powershell command. Example: RUNPOWER switch1/pstxt.txt inside the pstxt.txt file : Set-WinUserLanguageList -LanguageList en-US -force; Basically it takes the contents of the text file and encodes it to a base64 string and passes it to powershell as an encoded command. (also works as obfuscation of the attack code) https://github.com/elkentaro/bashbunny-payloads/blob/master/library/extensions/runpower.sh @elkentaro
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