DataHead

i've made a patch to add 2 new options to besside-ng, -w for WEP only scanning / attacking. and -C for an integer value amount of iv's to start WEP cracking. i've also added better checking (error handling if you will ) to suffice the features added please disregard the prior "300-wep-only.patch", as was incomplete ( my own damn lazy fault ). and use the one linked below 300-add-wep-only-add-wep-crack-num.patch.zip

The problem seems to be with cross compiling the crypto libs... Hmmmm...

Maybe edit the infusion to start sslstrip with a lower priority? Also the infusion writes its output to a log, and if it bemoes rather large especially with verbose logging enabled, it becomes a hassle to manage it as such and pineapple slows down. In my tests, using it via CLI greatly increases in performance for me anyways

Other people in the forums have resolved simmilar issues buly leaving it unplugged for 3 days and re powering it on then. Clears a stale cache in the memory. Give that a go and see if it works. And also are you properly powering in?

and here is my patch :) the patch adds the following command line parameter: -w WEP ONLY scanning / attacking click the link below to download, as the forum wouldnt allow me to attach it. 300-wep-only.patch

what about ifconfig wlan0 down? or ifconfig wlan0-1 down the new firmware added a virtual device branched from wlan0, thus 2 AP's ( on wlan0 and wlan0-1 ) one of those is the open pineapple network, the other is the wpa secured one. i'd imagine the open one is on wlan0. try bringing that interface down and see if that will do the trick, and if so, set it to a boot mode dip switch. as i havent tested this yet

Thank you very much sebkinne & hak5 team!

Or if they aren't wanting to release the sources, could you add an alternate version of besside ng to include a wep scanning only switch? Its not all too difficult, there are variables that are triggered on the switch of -W (wpa only) that flags WEP scan=0. With little modification, you could add a -w switch to WPA scan=0. (don't recall exact variable names, but along the lines of scan/enabled) and a few little changes here and there and we can have wep only scanning. Beçaise as of right now, I've had to make my own script to loop through airodump and besside to achieve this effect on the pineapple, and is unwanted overhead. And another request if you dontwant to release the sources. Is toadd the switch for saving to custom log files. So multiple instances of besside-ng on multiple mon interfaces can be run without io errors. Thanks in advance. they aren't hard mods to apply, so if you doñt want to release the sources, could ya atleast apply those mods?

Just as the topic says, I'm requesting that Seb and or darren release their modified sources for the aircrack-ng 1.2 suite for ournice little devices :-) I had tried grabbing em with the mk5 source packages but they aren't included? Id love to applt my source patches to besside-ng

that link you posted wasnt for the mark5 pineapple. but i'd like to know if we can do it on the mark5 aswel :)

on this note, i have not been able to be successful at arp cache poisoning on the pineapple, used ettercap, but doesnt seem to work as planned.. would you mind ( if you could ) share some insight on how to with the pineapple? through the client mode connected network of course :)

also id like to note, as I've posted in the past, I don't think my pineapple has ever functioned the way it should of since I've taken it out of the box. in the sense that even with an external USB rtl8187 would only reach about 4mb max on a 30mb network. as goes with the internal rtl8187. And thays where the powered usb hib came into play. 4 days ago bought the thing to see if it was just a power issue with the external wifi, nope, remained the same. So in a wifi benchmarking sense, those numbers are all still remaining the same

Smart-aswood I just don't understand how some are reaching easily 5x the amount of throughput than us? I have a suspicion that maybe was sold a defective device maybe? As its allways been as such for me. about 4 days ago I bought a powered usb hib to maybe see of the case was that the external wifi wasn't getting enough power. And nope, problem still remains exactly the same. And yes, it is a genuine alfa with the hologram sticker and all

What operating system are you using? and also, to you home computer if using kali linux, do you have multiple network connections open ( connected to your router, and pineapple? ) if so, just only connect to the pineapple and disconnect from the router, for the purposes of diagnosing. Also are you set up on a static ip for your connections? Instead of the pineapples default 172.16.42.1, maybe you are static on your routers ip instead ( usualy in the 192.168.x.x ranges )

I would like to point out, that you can manage the pineapple from the open default "pineapple" network. its just default set to hidden.

bump, for my concern :-)

Hi all, I made a rather clumsy mistake. I used my usb cord that has the power ( red wire ) still attached while my 12v barreljack ac adapter was still plugged in. My usb hub is 5v 2A powered. When I unplugged the pineapple ac adapter, I noticed that the pineapple was still being being powered via usb... Now while everything seems to be properly operating on the pineapple, I worry I might have done permanent damage. Any tests or benchmarks I can run?

alright, another question. i got this ol'd device popping up in ifconfig wlan0-1. whats its purpose? its obviously a branch from the wlan0 iface, but for what reasons? wlan2 IEEE 802.11bg ESSID:off/any Mode:Managed Access Point: Not-Associated Tx-Power=27 dBm RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Encryption key:off Power Management:off lo no wireless extensions. wlan1 IEEE 802.11bg ESSID:off/any Mode:Managed Access Point: Not-Associated Tx-Power=27 dBm RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Encryption key:off Power Management:off wlan0-1 IEEE 802.11bgn Mode:Master Tx-Power=18 dBm RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Power Management:off wlan0 IEEE 802.11bgn Mode:Master Tx-Power=18 dBm RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Power Management:off eth0 no wireless extensions. br-lan no wireless extensions. is it to have an open AP so karma / pineAP work as supposed to, while keeping an a secured AP?

Nevermind, flashed it and checked it myself, it is!!!! You guys freakin rock!!!!!!!

Gonna flash it any minute now. One question. New aircrack compiled with unstable/experimental? Is bedside-ngo included???

this is aimed more toward the rather active infusion developers, because as it stands there is a lot of repeated code being used and taking up space. so my idea is to have a gathered framework, for all the repeated code gathered in one spot in an infusion to minimize the space used. i see whistle master has a base of code used for a lot of his bigger infusions, and would be useful if he had just made one infusion for the base of the framework he uses. instead of having it included in each infusion, maybe he can just have one infusion or other developers do the same for the framework used. and have the infusions that need the frameworks, auto download it if it not already present. and would also help with updating the infusions all at once, instead of updating each separately. the "core" of them could just be updated in one place instead of each ones " core " being updated individually. i hope i've made this easy enough to understand, as i am running on minimal sleep lol

I'd also like to note, that yes I did infact change the flags so I was able to update the kernel from the one available in the repo. I'm assuming was auto fetched from the generic openwrt repo instead of cloud.wifipineapple.com/mk5/packages. I did install the kmods and etc and all installed to sd and made the proper symlinks etc. Should I not update the kernel and use opkg --force-depends instead?

Hey all, I been using usbip on my markv lately, but I've noticed it causes some odd behavior all with the device. Such as hanging for a reboot ( shuts down web interface and that's it, won't restart without a hard reset etc, and messes with client mode and wlan1 interface. ) but other than that, it all works fine for mounting the hardware on my linux box just great. Just odd behavior after its all unmounted. Is there a "proper" bug free way were suppose to use usbip on the pineapple?

Just for the heck of it, to see if maybe if the pineapple is getting bogged down. Lower the priority of of your command. So type out without quotes " nice -3 aireplay-ng -0 0 -a 78:A0:51:21:CD:AD mon0 " nice is a tool to launch a process with a modified priority. -20 is highest. 19 is lowest

And thus proxies are handy here for such reasons. I have to use scrapebox often enough, that if it weren't for me using my proxies, I'd be flagged for a thousand lifetimes lol