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    VERY highly directional antenna for Nano/Tetra?

    in WiFi Pineapple TETRA

    Posted

    On 12/15/2016 at 10:35 PM, JCAG said:

    Have you had a look at the HakShop lately? They've got a great selection of wireless gear, and in particular what you are looking for, there's an amazing directional Yagi Antenna: https://hakshop.com/collections/wireless-gear/products/16dbi-yagi-antenna

    This thing is a BEAST to say the least, and surprisingly portable given its power. You can use it with an Alfa wireless usb adapter, or even with the Wifi Pineapple.

    If you want something a lot smaller, more portable, but with much less range, than the 7dBi Panel Antenna is great too: https://hakshop.com/collections/wireless-gear/products/7dbi-panel-antenna

    I used to use the following antenna for really long-range stuff, but honestly it was just WAY too bulky. I could accomplish the same exact thing with the Yagi Antenna above, and I never saw a difference in range (at least in my scenarios): https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Directional-Parabolic-Connector-TL-ANT2424B/dp/B003CFATOW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1481862639&sr=8-3&keywords=tp-link+directional+antenna

    Either will do you good, but if you plan to move the antenna around a lot, then the Yagi has the best portability for its range. The only scenario where I would still choose the TP-Link above is if I'm going to mount the antenna and NEVER move it again.

    Hope this helps.

    I've made too many replies and at this point I should probably just address everyone... but thank you anyway for your suggestions. I think I am going to go with the Yagi. Decent price too and it will work with both the tetra and the Nano with or without adapters if I am correct.

    Once again,

     

    Thanks.

    VERY highly directional antenna for Nano/Tetra?

    in WiFi Pineapple TETRA

    Posted

    On 12/19/2016 at 6:23 PM, JCAG said:

    I understand,

    I would still recommend the 7dBi Panel Antenna, because it has a decent accuracy, given its small size and low power requirement. Take a look at the manufacturers page, has a nice map of its polarization: https://www.alfa.com.tw/products_show.php?pc=46&ps=36

    Here is another one by alfa that is slightly more powerful, and has a 66 degree beam-width, and has the benefit of working on 5GHz as well: https://www.alfa.com.tw/products_show.php?pc=133&ps=206

    You can of course find antennas that have much more focused beam-widths, but the issue with those is that they tend to be bulky and draw more power. The alfa parabolic antenna for example: https://www.alfa.com.tw/products_show.php?pc=47&ps=100

    You didn't mention this in your original post, and I didn't ask either, but does the size of the antenna matter to you? If not, then you can definitely go with something like the parabolic antenna mentioned above. It has a nice 10 degree beam-width and is the most focused I've found in antennas.

    Good Luck.

    The size is a bit of a factor. I don't mind the Yagi antennas but prefer either that size or smaller. The narrower the beam-width the better. I don't need it to have a crazy gain either.

     

    Thanks for your help. All of theses suggestions are great. I just need to narrow it down. No pun intended.

     

    [Release] 1.1.2 - Codename Buffalo Bulldozer

    in WiFi Pineapple TETRA

    Posted

    Not sure if this belongs here but I'll ask anyway since it's firmware related.

     

    How difficult would it be to incorporate a sorting for the table headers in recon? For example lets say I wanted to sort highest to lowest in signal strength. RSSI or I wanted to sort it by mac address AA before BB.

    Is this something I can do myself within the system's files without violating any of Hak5's terms of use?

     

    Thanks for all the hard work. Great release BTW.

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    ISO-7816 Smart card Hack

    in Security

    Posted

    I know a few years ago there was a question regarding hacking ISO-7816 contact cards.

    Well I'm here to ask a few questions.

     

    I would like to know if anyone here has any experience with Smart Cards and providing some guidance to learn to read the card. 

    So far I have search the internet and found plenty of information about the smart card. however, I cannot seem to find anything that would either show me how to access the card with a card reader ( without making your own software) or what I need to do to make the software.

     

    Most of the software programs are pre 2010 and have no support or are extremely outdated.

    I have tried smart card toolset pro, exeba comm, atmel crypto, skycard, and a whole bunch of other software that usually come up with similar errors like unable to access card due to sharing violation... other connections outstanding...

     

    If anyone has any advice feel free to comment. 

     

    Also, I have gone through a bunch of Hackaday and other hack forums that also predate quite a bit. Some were very informative but not enough to accomplish my goal.

    TCPDUMP vs airodump-ng

    in Questions

    Posted

    I'm getting more and more familiar with airodump-ng but noticed there is also TCPDump.

    I have a few questions.

    Am I correct to assume that airodump-ng is solely for wireless sniffing while tcpdump is any interface including wired connections? if that is so...

    will running tcpdump on my wireless interface card while it's in monitor mode, shouldn't it pick up 4 way handshakes (WPA2)?

    Thanks.

    GUI not working on Mac

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    Hey All,

    I've been playing with my USB Ducky, and trying to get it to work with my Mac, but the GUI command is not correctly using the "Command" button on my keyboard. Any thoughts would be helpful.

    REM test

    DELAY 1000

    COMMAND SPACE

    DELAY 100

    COMMAND SPACE

    DELAY 100

    COMMAND SPACE

    Thanks,

    PP870

    Substitute COMMAND with GUI

    that should do the job

    Ducky does not update inject.bin

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    If it's executing the old script, that means you either didn't copy over the inject.bin file properly, or you didn't create the inject.bin file properly (meaning you created it using the old script, or you accidentally created it in a different location without realizing). If it simply wasn't executing, or started seemingly part-way through, that would mean you need a bigger delay (2000-5000 milliseconds is good).

    I wish that were true but it's not. I went to great lengths to ensure that the payload I encoded was the right inject.bin file transferred to the ducky.

    I erased and emptied the trash bin as well as formatted the sdcard. I know it's the right inject.bin because when I decode it it has the right script.

    Ducky does not update inject.bin

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    Hi everyone,

    Seems as though my previous script has somehow embedded itself in the ducky.

    For example, I'll write my script, encode it and then copy it to a formatted SD card. I'll pull the SD card from the drive and place it into the duck. From there I place the duck into my usb drive and wait for the script to execute.

    This is where things don't make sense.

    My previous script was a simple notepad string output with two string lines. It worked flawlessly. However, my new script is a bit more advanced and should include things like command line. However, the script executing is my notepad script and not my new one.

    Does anyone have any idea?

    I don't want to reflash my ducky again but I will if I have to. I would also like to UNDERSTAND why this happened.

    I'm using twin duck firmware (just basic) on a brand new Rubber Ducky.

    Encoders, startup guides, resources for beginners.

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    Duckencoder is made in java. You just download it, install JRE (or was it JDK...I never remember). To run the encoder, simply run this:

    java -jar encoder.jar -i "duckyscriptfile.txt" -o inject.bin

    As for the scripts themselves, you basically just type whatever you want the ducky to type later, like this:

    DELAY 2000
GUI r
DELAY 100
STRING notepad
ENTER
DELAY 1000
STRING Hello Hammerhead
ENTER
STRING Just imagine all the things you can do with a keyboard
ENTER
STRING The ducky can do that too!

    I haven't seen any fully comprehensive guides for keyboard shortcuts, but probably the most important one is WIN+R (GUI r on the ducky). There's a lot of information available on the ducky wiki too.

    Thanks for your help.

    I have started and figured out many awesome things you can do just by using the keyboard.

    Encoders, startup guides, resources for beginners.

    in Classic USB Rubber Ducky

    Posted

    Hello Rubber ducky forumn,

    I've been mostly active on the WiFi pineapple side of this community and have just received my RD.

    I'm not one to just start asking for people to do things for me.... But I do have a few questions.

    First off,

    I'm not sure what I need to start using RD. Do I need an encoder? If so, I've only seen a linux based encoder. Is there one for windows? I'm sure I use my MBP for that as well.

    My primary machine is a windows 8.1 laptop and I have Kali linux as well as a MacBook Pro. I'd like to use my windows computer since thats what I work with on the go.

    Second,

    is there a detailed guide on keyboard commands that are not as common to most users for windows, mac os x, and gui based linux OS?

    I have also seen the repository for scripts made by others so I know that's there, but I'm looking for instructional articles/videos to learn how to make my own.

    I'm sorry if this comes off as extremely simple, but I would rather hear what the community has to say rather than assuming anything.

    Thanks!

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