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  1. Or if using the cli and firmware 2.1.1, my personal favorite to use airmon-zc to put the device in monitor mode, as it also brings the corresponding wlan iface down automatically for you.

    The syntax for the mon iface changes aswel. Instead of mon0, it will be wlan1mon or wlan2mon depending on which wlan iface you use.

    So

    airmon-zc start wlan1

    wash -C -i wlan1mon

    Is what works for me.

    But if using airmon-ng

    airmon-ng start wlan1

    ifconfig wlan1 down

    wash -C -i mon0

    Great stuff, thanks!!! I have found the cli to be far more responsive, and using tmux makes this far easier to get things done. Thanks a ton for the airmon-zc tip, I hadn't heard of that before and it's a lifesaver!

  2. #BULLY

    opkg update

    opkg -d sd install bully

    ln -s /sd/usr/bin/bully /usr/bin/

    ln -s /sd/usr/lib/opkg/info/bully.control /usr/lib/opkg/info/

    ln -s /sd/usr/lib/opkg/info/bully.list /usr/lib/opkg/info/

    Great, thanks! Now I just have to figure out why wash doesn't seem to be working with this infusion.

  3. If you have installed reaver to the sd, it seems to not set itself up properly in the way it symlinks from the sd. If installed to internal its all up and fine.

    My proper sd install chain is such.

    ssh into the pineapple and Copy paste the following

    mkdir /etc/reaver

    opkg update

    opkg -d sd install reaver

    ln -s /sd/etc/reaver/reaver.db /etc/reaver/

    ln -s /sd/usr/bin/reaver /usr/bin/

    ln -s /sd/usr/bin/wash /usr/bin/

    ln -s /sd/usr/lib/opkg/info/reaver.control /usr/lib/opkg/info/

    ln -s /sd/usr/lib/opkg/info/reaver.list /usr/lib/opkg/info/

    Good stuff, thanks! Does this apply to Bully?

  4. I've got this infusion largely working, and I've managed to get it to successfully pop a WPS protected network. That said, two questions -

    1) I can't get this infusion to display WPS protected networks, AKA run wash. I still have to run wash on my Kali VM to find targets. What am I doing wrong? When I select WPS Networks, I get zero results back.

    2) After a few hours, both bully and reaver will just stop working. I just have to click stop/start and it'll be fine, but I've experienced this problem with Kali as well, so I'm wondering what's going on. On Kali I wrote a simple loop that would restart the process after 10 minutes, but if i would leave it running overnight the problem comes back. This doesn't seem to be an infusion problem, just wondering if anyone else has seen this behavior before.

    Thanks!

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