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I really do like your straight forward question. I agree that it isnt that usefull for cracking wpa2, however it is 1 of the options it offers. Nano has other options as you know but hey, interesting how others think about this.

Hi all, Just caught up with this post and couldn't find an eta on the modules. I did do some work with the pine app but nothing real fancy yet. Just getting familliar with the gui, ssh, sdcard, mdk3 and the default airmon-ng, aircrack, airplay-ng commands as usual and some routing configuration. Now that I know the basic stuff, I would like to create/write some modules like using sslstrip. I do have experience with sslstrip on Kali linux and I want to introduct it to the nano. Do you have a starting point of how to create a module? For example, if you could tell me for example that I need to write a script in, eg. python, and add the pointing entry to the script to a module file, eg. /etc/modules.conf then that would be cool. I don't have a clue of where to start. I am not asking for a complete write down as that would take to much time but a starting point would be great. So basicly I got questions; has there already been mentioned an eta on the modules availability and I really would like to start with the sslstrip on the nano but I am stuck due to the lack of python-twisted-web. I can't download it via the normal repositories and I don't want to manually change the repos to another destination. When will the python-twisted-web package be available? Or if you have another brief instruction of how to setup sslstrip on the nano that would be great ( I prefer not to wait on the update as seb stated before, so any help would be great ). Thanks in advance again.

Hi Korang, Your answer is simple but very interesting. I am often overthinking the use of a pineapple but you made a valid point as to prove the MITM attack in organizations, I think I will setup a case like this :) If anyone else has some good experience please share :)

Hello everyone I recently purchased the pineapple nano because I think it can be good for a pentester. In August 2015 I became CEH certified and I did a lot of research of what a good pentester would be. However, just as with everything else, a community always has other intresting thoughts so for this reason I reach out to you. My question to you all is, what is your ultimate goal with the pineapple? Is it hacking wifi, deassociate wifi clients, etc.. I am really curiouse of your goals and interests. Please post your interests, thanks :)

So, I have had a couple of days of from work and I created a sketch of what I am trying to achieve. Everything is going well but... there are some speedbumps on the road. I can't use MDK3 and also timeout is a command that isn't installed. Let me clarrify why I want to use it: MDK3: This is a better tool to kick off all asocaited clients then aireplay, aireplay doesn't work very good for all clients, only individual, at least this is the result of my lab tests. So, will MDK3 be available as an install ( opkg install MDK3 )? Timeout: Where does the timeout come into the playing field? Well, if I use an SSH app on my android phone and ssh into the box I can use the command airodump-ng. However, I can't stop it as I can't use the CTRL + C on my android. So a workaround would be to run it for a couple of seconds, hence the timeout command, just enough to find the SSID. I got my reasons for this ;-) Question specific: 1- Is it possible to use MDK3 in the future and if not would you please recommend an alternative other the aireplay which I don't really like due to some issues kicking everyone from a network. If there is not an alternative, would you please add it to the wishlist? 2- Is it possible to use timeout or an equivalent command to achieve the goal I described? Thanks for replying :-)

Thanks for the reply, hopefully someone is able to confirm you. Furthermore, if someone could help me out on the other 2 questions, that would be great :-)

There are several ways to achieve this. I will explain 3: 1.: Don't allow any of the IP addresses in 172.16.42.x to access the internet ( pineapple nano also won't be able ). - Delete the default routing rule aka gateway. - Dissalow it via IPtables 2.: Allow the pineapple to access the internet but don't allow the clients - Create an iptables rule that dissalows the clients 172.16.42.2-254 3.: Change the scope options so that clients don't get a default gateway Of all 3 the last is the worst secured ( anyone can add a default gateway after reading its scope and doing an IP scan.. ) The 2nd is pretty secure, however, your own wifi device connected to it also won't be able to access the internet, you can work around it but this is out of the scope for this question The 1st option is the most secure, if anyone has other suggestions, please feel free to join in as I am curiouse with what you guys come up with.

I also had this issue, I discovered it had to do with the routing tables. Let me explain, the USB connection on the laptop will be seen as a network interface, some laptops like mine, are changing there default route to the Pineapple which is incorrect. If you are connected to the wireless network with your laptop and you plugin a LAN kabel ( in this case the nano is seen as LAN ) the LAN will always be seen as the default route by design as LAN always wins from WLAN by design. In almost all situations this is desirable because LAN is faster then WLAN.. To resolve your issue that you don't have internet access when you connect your nano to your laptop you should first run the following command your laptop ( I assume you have a Linux distro ): route -n This will probably show that the default route is going to 172.16.42.1 ( AKA the NANO ) ( you will see something like: Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use Iface 0.0.0.0 172.16.42.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth1 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 wlan0 The first line begining with 0.0.0.0 means that everything it can't find on it's own LAN network will goto the 172.16.42.1 network which, once again, is the NANO. This should be changed to your WLAN gateway. For example if your WLAN has a network of 192.168.1.0 and you gateway is 192.168.1.254 then you should run the following command, again on your laptop: route add default gw 192.168.1.254 wlan0 <-- assuming wlan0 is your wifi interface card Then delete the wrong route: route del default gw 172.16.42.1 eth1 <-- assuming your network to your nano is eth1 ( look this up with ifconfig and find out which interface uses 172.16.42.x address and change it accordingly, probably eth1 but just check it as the eth0 is your onboard LAN adapter ). Now, ping the internet again from your laptop (ping 8.8.8.8 ) and look if it is working, then ping a website to see if DNS works.

Hello everyone; When I SSH into the NANO and do an opkg update, it gives me the following error. * opkg_download: Failed to download https://www.wifipineapple.com/nano/packages/Packages.gz, wget returned 1 When I iceweasel to it, it indeed doesn't exists. So, I thought, why doesn't this URL exist and messed a litle with the url and changed the nano subdirectory in markv, this packages.gz does exist. I don't change it in the repositories because it is a way different build as I read earlier on some forums but I wanted to point out that this link doesn't work, is it because this is also the download link for the modules which are not yet available and you want to introduce later? Why am I doing an opkg update? Because opkg install python-twisted-web gives me an error and I need that one for the sslstrip to work ( it states unknown package ). The installation instructions that I created for myself after some digging around: opkg update opkg install python opkg install python-twisted-web <-- this gives me the error mentioned wget http://www.NotShowingUrlButThisIsTheSoftwareSite/software/sslstrip/sslstrip-0.9.tar.gz<-- I'm not sure if I am allowed to point to other sites so thats why I removed the URL tar -zxvf sslstrip-0.9.tar.gz cd sslstrip-0.9 python ./setup.py install If I run sslstrip never the less, I get the following error with this command "sslstrip -p -l 4444": Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/sslstrip", line 27, in <module> from twisted.web import http ImportError: No module named twisted.web Questions: 1- Why is the URL incorrect 2- Where do I obtain python-twisted-web 3- Is the reason of my ssltrip error the lack of having python-twisted-web PS.: Darren, you were right on the udhcpc command ;) Thanks in advance, Andre

Hello all, First of all, great work on the PineApple nano everything is great and I am new to this community and I can say that I love the way how everything has been setup, kudos also to the webdeveloper and to the people who make the design and PR. I got a script kiddy's question, sorry.. Because the modules are still in development and there is no exact date of when they will be available I am transferring some of my home made scripts to the Nano. However, I got stuck on 1 command line as dhclient isn't available in the nano and I love to ssh to it and do my commands. Does anyone knows away of how to obtain an IP address once I am connected to a wifi network with the cmd "iwconfig wlan1 essid Welcome"? It is an open network in my home, yes I will add encryption later but first thing first, start with the basics. Normally I use "dhclient wlan1" but DHCLIENT isn't added in the Nano ( firmware 1.0.1 ) Specific Questions: 1. Does anyone knows of how to obtain an IP address manually ( I know I can connect via they GUI, but I want it via the terminal.. ) 2. If there is no way, would you then please add the dhclient command to the new firmware build? Thanks again. Regards, André