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  1. Hi guys, I have a couple of questions regarding the Tor Gateway infusion, unfortunately in the other thread there hasn't been much discussion going on. Hoping someone here can help me out a bit. Please excuse me if I sound really dumb since I don't really have much knowledge about how Tor works in general. So firstly, how does this compare to the Tor Gateway implemented by something like Whonix for instance? When using the Whonix Gateway VM with another OS such as Windows, there are some additional steps that have to be taken in order to prevent leaks from what I know. Couldn’t it happen when using this as well? Also, I get that it routes the traffic through Tor, but how does this work? When using the Tor browser it’s advisable to disable javascript, so what about if you use regular firefox with this? Doesn’t enabling javascipt raise the same issue? Would you be able to access .onion sites from a regular browser as well? I’m thinking most ppl use a VPN on top of this. I haven't installed it yet so I can't speak about whether it works on not, anyone have an idea if it’s up to date / safe to actually use? Thanks.
  2. Hey man thanks for sharing these tools, yeah I've found VMR-MDK as well but didn't get around to testing it out yet. The mdk3 mod does look like something I def want to try out though, I'll give it a shot tomorrow perhaps. So is this everything there is out there? I've tried the revdk3 tool but so far all the mdk3 attacks I've tested on a cheap TP-Link AP failed. Anyway, thanks. Well I've tried mdk3 $MON0 a -a $MAC -s 200 on a relatively newer but very cheap TP-Link AP, left it running for about 20 minutes but absolutely nothing.
  3. So when using reaver with non antique router 99% of the time the AP locks up the WPS as most of you know. I've looked into this a bit in the past but the one tool which I've found - revdk3 which uses mdk3 attacks, does not work on the pineapple. I've tried to replicate 1 or 2 of the mdk3 attacks which would normally be generated by it, but to no avail. Here's my question: What exactly can be done in order to crash an AP with mdk3 attacks / something else? on the Pineapple? If there's nothing possible I will look into using the wlan1 interface on a Kali install, however aside from revdk3, are there any other tools? Thanks guys.
  4. Cheers that worked, got a couple of more questions though. How can I permanently modify the region&txpower so I don't have to change it every time? Also, what the heck is the problem with reaver? I tested it on a couple of different APs and so far all I got were either timeouts ( 90% of the time ), or it worked for the first pin, after which it timed out again. These were all all -58 to -68 which should've been enough. Instead, I figured I should give bully a shot, any funny enough after trying a reaver attack and a bully one successively on each AP, bully actually worked about 80% of the time. I'm going to get a 9 dBi antenna tomorrow and give it another shot. And finally, are there any ways to crash an AP which has locked the WPS? I know about mdk3 attacks and I remember trying the revdk3 script a while ago, but with no results unfortunately. Are there any similar tools available for the pineapple? Or for Kali? I found another thread about using wlan1 with Kali so I will try that if there are any alternatives to revdk3. Thanks for all the help though.
  5. I literally just got my Pineapple 2 days ago, didn't know what has been going on with the infusion. But yeah I SSHed into the pineapple, used wash and tried reaver again, still timeouts for the APs that in my experience would have worked before - RSSI between -60 and -68 . How can I increase the TXpower though on wlan1? I've tried the usual ifconfig command but it's not working. Also, how much is it safe to increase it and for how long on the pineapple ? Thank you.
  6. I haven't installed anything on the SD card though. I updated the firmware, installed the infusion and then everything else ( reaver, bully, pixiewps ) on internal storage. Any idea what might be causing all the above?
  7. I just got a Pineapple and this is the first infusion I've played with, however it seems so so buggy. I've used reaver extensively in the past so I know it's pretty much hit and miss with lockouts, timeouts etc. but still. For starters, here are a couple of the bugs I've noticed: 1. No WPS APs, wtf? I've tried both wlan0 & wlan1 but out of dozens and dozens of refreshes, there was only one time the damn thing actually showed correctly the WPS enabled APs. The rest of the time WPS appeared to be simply disabled everywhere. 2. Refresh APs 2. Association issue. Like the dude above said, association fails when using reaver unless the "Do not associate..." is checked: -A 3. Timeouts galore. I mean seriously, I've had more success using a TL-WN722N with worse signal strength for god's sake. I know each AP is different but I think something must be going wrong. I've had a bunch of -61 dBm APs which should be enough, and even another which had -47 dBm - it still gave me about a dozen timeouts before finally giving in. I'll buy a 9 dbi antenna next week and try that as well, but seriously, what the hell is going on? 4. Bully not working at all unless " Force continue in spite of warnings" is checked. Granted, I have not used bully much, but still the first line in the log appears to be a warning? [!] Bully v1.0-22 - WPS vulnerability assessment utility [+] Switching interface 'wlan1mon' to channel '6' Are these because of the newly released firmware? I've installed everything in the internal storage btw nothing on the sd card, I saw that was a problem in some posts above. Thanks.
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