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You could also plug in a USB GPS dongle and grab the date/time data using GPSD.
This is my borrowed/modified script I use at startup.
# START GPSD /usr/sbin/gpsd -n -b /dev/ttyUSB0 pineapple led blue on echo "Starting GPSD" # WAIT UNTIL IT'S READY TO ACCEPT CLIENT CONNECTIONS sleep 1 # MONITOR GPS STATUS AND WAIT FOR SAT LOCK echo "Waiting for GPS lock" /usr/bin/gpspipe -l -w -n 10 | grep -qm 1 '"mode":3' # PARSE THE CURRENT UTC TIME FROM THE GPSD OUTPUT UTCDATE=`/usr/bin/gpspipe -w -n 10 | grep -m 1 "TPV" | sed -r 's/.*"time":"([^"]*)".*/\1/' | sed -e 's/^\(.\{10\}\)T\(.\{8\}\).*/\1 \2/'` # SET THE PINEAPPLE'S CLOCK /bin/date -u -s "$UTCDATE" echo "Time Set" pineapple led blue offWhich GPS dongle do you prefer ? or does it not matter which 1 to use ?
It would be nice to have a lower powered dongle which will still do the job :)
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I noticed atleast with android 5.0.1 - 5.1, that android will not even try searching for other wifi networks if it's already connected, maybe it's the same case here, disconnect from current AP and see what happens
If it works by disconnecting from current AP, maybe keep de-auth running, don't forget to edit the black/white lists haha :) -
Thanks for sharing tis. It looks like a nice resource to have in the toolbox!
Nice to hear you like it
I provided a download link for the binary in the thread, kinda forgot to upload it earlier
Provided the thread with a feature list
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Ok so I've been looking for tools that would visualize the traffic for WiFi, like the stations connected to a Access Point, beacons etc... the good stuffCouldn't find many tools out there so I simply gave it a shot myself to code it as I needed it aswell just for funSo what does this tool do you ask ?WiFiSpy is a WiFi Network Analyzing Tool that will show you cool information about your surroundings and more!It's able to analyze from your surroundings how many devices are in your area, figure out if it's a Android, Mac, iPad, iPhone device etcIt will show you to which websites your target went to (hence the spying) aswellIt will steal your WiFi connection history, if you've connected to a "McDonald's Free Wifi" recently, this will show you if the device wasAnd there's alot more to come, at the moment I am focused at grabbing information from devices and suchThis tool will be great if you're traveling a lot and are coming across a lot of Free Wifi networksThis tool will only analyze Cap Files, you need Airodump, Aircrack-ng to run yourself, google how to do these things as I will not help u with thisThe images are out-dated a little bit, but overall looks the same
Source Code: https://github.com/AnguisCaptor/WiFiSpyFeatures- Get a hourly overview of the Stations, (Hidden) Access Points
- Get a weekly overview of the Unique stations and more
- Access Point overview with how many were seen, is WPS enabled, how many are Hidden
- Overview of all the stations (Including with filters)
- View the traffic of every station
- View all the WiFi Repeaters
- View all the Access Points with all the stations connected to them
- Live Capture from a linux machine using the Aircrack-Ng Suite (Live capture over the Internet is also possible)
- Get information from a station: GPS coordinates, Device Type (Android, Apple... etc), Device Version, Last Seen at, Local IP Address(es), Probe List
- CSV and GPX Formats for GPS is supported
- Detect Rogue Access Points (will be shown in Red)
- De-Cloak an Access Point to reveal it's real name if a station connected to it while listening for traffic
- Get all the coordinates where a station was seen and convert it to a GPS KML extension file to view it in google maps
This tool is only for windows, import the .cap files you have and you're good to go, or else Copy them to the Data/CapturesI hope I posted in the right section, otherwise a mod can move this ;)Convenience comes at a price, don't ever connect to Open Wifi NetworksHave a good 1 -
Nice! Can't wait. Haven't taken my ultra bundle off since I got it about 1 week ago. I eat sleep shit with this thing. wait....that can't be good? or can it?
eat sleep shit play with pineapple repeat ? completely normal :)
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DragonHunter,
Absolutely. While you cannot edit the timeservers over the webinterface, you simply have to edit the /etc/config/system file over SSH.
Simply disconnecting via the client mode interface will forget it.
Best Regards,
Sebkinne
I tried setting the IP Address in /etc/config/system like u said, doesn't seem to get the time automatically (when no internet), setted phone to static ip
Also tried ntpclient but that throws "Connection refused" instantly
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Hi DragonHunter,
Unfortunately, the WiFi Pineapple MKV does not have a real-time clock. This means it cannot remember the current time.
The only way to fix this, is to use NTP / set the current time manually.
So that some network communications don't totally break, we set the default date to be 2014-01-01 00:00:00 (depending on timezone, it'll jump back to 2013).
For the next firmware, we will be using the date the firmware was compiled on instead of 2014.
Best Regards,
Sebkinne
Woow it doesn't have a realtime clock ? my colleagues are into engineering and the cost for those chips are just a few euro's if you buy them in for a 1000 at once
Is there a easy way for changing the NTP server to a different ip address, I can run a NTP server on my phone no problem.
Is there btw also a way to forget networks you connected to earlier with client mode ?
thanks for the help so far :)
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Yoo, I'm having a bit of a problem here...Once there is no internet connection, turned off for ~6 hours orso... the pineapple does not remember the timeOnce it will do the boot script for capturing packets at wlan1, it will show in the pcap file it happend in "Dec 31, 2013 23:00:00"Anywway to fix this sorta thing ?
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And DragonHunter, as Seb already cautioned, you will likely need this adapter. All my other antenna's are RP-SMA (for the ALFAs), so be sure to look.
PS: My Yagi (mounted on a tripod) has been connected to my running pineapple for a couple of weeks now.
Yeah I noticed, was just asking these questions since I don't wanna have my pineapple killed when just having it a few days haha :D
It's working beautifully :)
Is there any android app for the pineapple btw ? it would SO AWESOME to have a app which will check the clients + count etc
It would be awesome to have a app really, managing maybe multiple pineapple's at once... just a idea for phone users like me :)
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Hi DragonHunter,
1. Yes, as long as the connector is SMA. If it is RP-SMA, you will need a little adaptor.
2. Nope, it cannot, as long as you use the right connector (otherwise you could bend the pin).
3. Not right now, but we make this an option in the future. If we do add this functionality, the dongle will of course need to support AP mode.
Thank you!
Sebkinne
Heey seb, thanks for the info :) when plugging in the Yagi for Karma it needs to be plugged in at the AR 9331 right ?
I atleast assume so since RTL8187 is for packet injection and such
Keep it up, looking forward for the updates :D
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Heey hak5 members, whats up, been playing with the Pineapple for a couple of days and I'm having a few questions...
1. Can I attach a yagi directly in the Pineapple at wlan0 ?
2. Could it harm the yagi and or the Pineapple by directly plugging it in wlan0 ?
3. How can I change the MK5 Karma interface from the default wlan0 to wlan2 ?
You guys are doing a wonderful job, keep it up seb & Hak5 team :D
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