SuperTeece

I'm struggling with the SD card and adapter on Kali. Each time I connect the card+adapter to a USB port the /dev/sdX increments by one. So: sdb, sdc, sdd, sde, and so on. I can manually mount the drive using "$ mount /dev/sdXX /mnt/ducky" but would rather not have to do that every time. Also, by the time I got to sde last night the mounting would no longer work. I would receive a message saying that the previous iteration of sdX was still mounted to that folder and would be unable to umount it. This resulted in my inject.bin not writing to the card and the ducky presenting a solid red light when deployed. So, what am I missing? Would an fstab entry work due to the rolling device identifier? I feel like I'm overlooking the simple answer. Any help is appreciated.

Ohh and use your phone as a USB teathered intenet connection for the Pineapple.

Try this: 1: Do not associate wlan1 with any wifi, have it enabled but not connected 2: Enable PineAP, Dogma, Beacon Response, and Karma 3: In Karma, whitelist your home wifi SSID 4: Turn off you home wifi router 5: Turn on your laptop wifi adapter 6: Watch the Karma Log for your laptop's MAC to show as associated Then fire up SSL Strip and have fun.

*isn't being sneaky

Was/is any kind of quality control done by Hak5 to ensure China is ring to be sneaky in the manufacturing process?