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You could always use proxychains from the laptop into the pineapple and scan that way.

I literally just got a nexus 5 yesterday. I will test it and let you know. Someone else had tested it before and it seemed to work.

Odd, any errors when installing or more details you can provide?

http://magikh0e.xyz/pubPapers/Kismet-AndroidGPS.html https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/34872-infusion-wifi-locator/

Yes, sorry for the long delay. Was in the middle of moving and switching jobs. Going to start back up on this. I will release it within the next two weeks. Development had stopped for a bit, but I am going to pick up where I left off today.

Another good site for keeping things browser related up to date and patched is the Qualys Browser check. They also have an enterprise edition which allows you to monitor multiple browsers. Completely free too. https://browsercheck.qualys.com/?euid=&ls=1

1. Accessing the msfrpcd daemon. Only supports one username/password, but would allow multiple logins. 2. Most likely did not detect anything exploitable. "Have not seen or tried the examples in the video".

hrm odd, I assume you are using the latest and greatest firmware? What happens if you rtun the same commands on wlan1?

What does 'iwconfig' report after issuing the command: ifconfig wlan0 down && iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor?

Is mon0 even enabled, perhaps its not thats why you don't see it... Try the following Does mon0 show up after this? When mon0 does show up, the command should be

Hi All, Working on a new infusion that assist with using the WiFiPineapple as a war driving device. The infusion and packages add GPS support to the already existing kismet package. As well as the ability to use an Android device as the GPS. Prebuilt packages and sources available here: http://magikh0e.ihtb.org/wifipineapple/. I have already started the basics of the infusion any ideas or comments would be appreciated! Below is some screenshots of what I have done so far. Packages Required kismet_server (main repo) libgps (my repo) libgpsd (my repo) gpsd (my repo) adb (my repo) Devices Tested Nexus 6 Samsung Galaxy S3 Nexus 7 2013 (wifi) OnePlus One (thx reckt0r) Android Versions Tested Android 5.1 (lollipop) Android 4.4.4 (KitKat) Help Screen GPS Setup Small tile XML output download Using the *.netxml files you can convert them into KML format using giskismet, then load the KML file into Google Earth and get something similar to below. Tutorial on the conversion process located here: http://magikh0e.ihtb.org/pubPapers/Kismet-AndroidGPS.html

Yeah DataHead is right. http://wifipineapple.com is having issues. http://www.wifipineapple.com/ seems fine. Work around for now, would be to edit /pineapple/components/system/bar/files/downloader and change the urls.

Yeah strange, everything looks fine. The command for checking the version should be: cat /etc/pineapple/pineapple_version

The website is currently having issues. Give it a bit to be resolved. Then they should show up np.

My mistake missed that one. Please send back the output from the following commands: cat pineapple/pineapple_version uci show | grep fstab df -h

http://forum.aircrack-ng.org/index.php?topic=648.0

What does the screen say under Pineapple bar: Available say?

If you SSH into the pineapple and issue the command: pineapple infusion list What do you get back?

Hrmm odd... Have you tried running it within screen instead? Something like: screen -AdmS airodump airodump-ng [OPTIONS] mon0

Can you ping the internet from the WiFiPineapple device?

The bluetooth dongle connects to the GPS via blue tooth?

Hi All, I am currently working on a new infusion for the WiFiPineapple and the infusion will require a GPS device. I did not find any pre built packages for GPSD, libgps, libgpsd or ADB. So I have created some custom packages for the WiFiPineapple, thought I would share incase anyone else may need them. I have tested them on my WiFiPineapple and they are in a 'works for me state' ;). These are obviously unofficial builds, so use at your own risk... The source Makefiles are also included incase you wish to build them yourself. Download the packages and/or source here: http://magikh0e.xyz/wifipineapple/ Building from source? : http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/#!build_guide.md#Building_packages_for_the_WiFi_Pineapple_MKV Before getting started Ensure that you have installed the following packages onto the WiFiPineapple: GPSD, libgps, libgpsd and adb. Note: If you are not using an android as a GPS, you can skip installing the adb package.. Make sure that you have enabled USB Debugging Mode enabled on the android device. Settings -> Applications -> Development -> USB Debugging 1. Connect the android device via USB to the WiFiPineapple and Install BlueNMEA on the android device and open then application. BlueNMEA download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=name.kellermann.max.bluenmea 2. Login to the WiFiPineapple via SSH and issue the following commands: adb forward tcp:4352 tcp:4352 gpsd -N -n -D5 tcp://localhost:4352 3. GPS data will now be coming into the WiFiPineapple from the android device. Infusion coming soon!

Hi All, When following the command ./scripts/feeds update -a from the instructions for building custom firmware and adding extra packages. The step at http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/#!build_guide.md#Adding_software_feeds is having issues, It seems that the luci feed is no longer using SVN repos and has switched over to using GIT. The fix: Edit the feeds.conf file located at ./MK5/feeds.conf.default and change 'src-svn http://svn.luci.subsignal.org/luci/branches/luci-0.11/contrib/package' to 'src-git luci git://github.com/openwrt/luci/'

Perfect, thanks! OT: If I am looking to submit an infusion but it will require a binary not included, are there any rules based around that or a site to find out?