[Introducing the WiFi Pineapple TETRA]

Darren, I just placed the order. Wow, I have been waiting for this for a whole ten or twelve now. Looking forward to see what we can do with this this. This past month must be very exciting for you and the whole Hak5 team. Congratulations!

[Introduce yourself]

Hello everybody. I look forward to participating in this forum.

My name is Peter aka qrk

Favorite game: Tetris
Favorite OS: Lime soon moving over to Kali
Favorite console: Modded Raspberry Pi 2 with old school arcade games.
Nationality: US
Accent: A little bit of Jersey.
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown
Race: White American
Height: 5 ft. 11 in.
Status: I have a ball and chain that puts up with me.
Build: middle aged America, body by pizza and Diet Coke
Favorite band: Sting
Favorite book: The Catcher in the Rye
Favorite author: Jack Kornfield
Favorite movie: Godfather 1 and 2 Special Edition
Favorite director: Woody Allen
Favorite TV Show: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (PBS series)
Favorite actor: Al Pacino
Favorite actress: Meryl Streep
Favorite Pinup: Scarlett Johansson

Favorite Comedian:
Other hobbies: Networking, Fishing, hanging out with the grandkids
Car: 2006 Chevy Pick-up (don't laugh, it's paid off)
Occupation: high school teacher

[Pineapple Nano in the High School Classroom]

Hello everyone,

First of all thanks for all the great information, I have enjoyed reading posts and watching videos for a while now. I teach cybersecurity at my local high school. It is a four-year, five class program that begins with an introduction to computers (next year this class will lead to Comptia A+ certification).

I purchased three Pineapple Nano's for classroom use (as well as Land truand that is why I am turning to this forum. This is the first year of the program and I am basically one year ahead of the students. The course work has to be tied in to industry certification exams so this is the current outline.

The district has also purchased 30 Raspberry Pi 2 bundles. I would like to teach students the use of the Nano with Rasp Pi using Kali.

Course 1: Introduction to computers >>>> Comptia A+

Course 2 : Introduction to networking (concepts in cybersecurity/pentesting ) >>>> Preparation for Network+

Course 3 : Continue networking (continued concepts in cybersecurity/pentesting) >>>> Network+ exam

Course 4: Security, course will lead to Cisco's Cybersecurity certification

Course 5: Applied cybersecurity, this class is designed for students playing Capture the Flag, advance hands-on network configuration and defense, advance hands-on pentesting (competition-based live environment.

All that to ask this...

What is the best way to incorporate the Pineapple Nano and other tools into this type of high school curriculum? What skills do I need to teach them first?

As I mentioned earlier, we are building this bicycle as we ride it and we know that the program is in a constant state of flux. In fact, the entire program has been re-designed since the inception last March (all dramatic improvements).

In short, if Hak5 had a high school curriculum, what would it look like?

Thanks to all in advance!!