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Just_a_User

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  1. Doing a firmware recovery is possibly faster/easier to do rather than searching for the cause files and cleaning it up. Backup anything you need first then carefully read and try https://docs.hak5.org/hc/en-us/articles/360010471774-Firmware-Recovery
  2. Did you already try using it through GQRX? http://gqrx.dk/ It has some built in demodulators including FM
  3. Hak5 did it with a yagi a while back 🙂 https://www.hak5.org/episodes/hak5-1515
  4. Occasionally i need wlan0 for stuff - I tend to disable management AP and just drop wlan0 into monitor mode after which the open AP is no more. Obviously im not using PineAP while doing this. You can also configure wireless in the /etc/config/wireless IIRC
  5. It is, Twin duck is storage as well as HID - with variants allowing triggering of 2 different payloads depending on a keypress on the keyboard. But it was made aware to me that most people brick ducks while flashing them. I have done it many times and so far so good. But it only takes one bad flash right. Also, as its not an official HAK5 firmware then its voids warrantee. So maybe stick with original unless you can afford to lose your ducky.
  6. @Forkish Yes you could use kismet, Horst, tcpdump etc and look for activity. But the OP wanted a walk around site tool. - I have only used Pisavar on my tetra and nano to find each other. It did what it said it would do. Also, I like the idea of using a pineapple to run pineapple hunting tool 😄 https://github.com/WiPi-Hunter To name names in the forum start with the @ then start typing the name and a drop down list below will start suggesting matches.
  7. It is, I have used them. @Rkiver Is the man who runs it.
  8. I dont think you fully understand what hardware you have. The TL-WA7210 is an AP meant for WISP applications. The Ethernet port on the underside allows you to connect it to your router as a gateway and configure it via its internal web UI. Its radios are connected internally (probably via PCI) to its motherboard running a 400mhz cpu and 32Mb RAM. Its not just a radio device like a USB wifi adapter. What you are thinking of doing is a bit like saying you want to connect the internal wifi radio of your mobile phone to your Kali box via usb and expect a wlan interface to pop up. it aint gonna happen without routing the internal radio device over the network somehow. Not saying it isnt possible in the future as I have seen hints of people looking at doing just that, but I am yet to see PoC or examples in the wild.
  9. Well, on openwrt there is a USB over ip tool so maybe that could be of use. But if the radio is connected to the router via pci then nothing (yet) exists that I'm aware of to put that hardware over ip to another machine. Does not mean that it can't exist in the future though, right?
  10. It is its own machine running its own OS, its not just a radio adapter to plug into your kali box.
  11. Add the port? http://172.16.42.1:1471
  12. https://docs.hak5.org/hc/en-us/requests/new Contact hak5 support if you haven't already. It could be that the money will be refunded once received. I haven't heard of this issue before. I'm sure they will sort it out where possible... if it does not resolve itself in the meantime.
  13. It can. By using 3rd party tools from github + a little tweaking.
  14. I seem to remember something being said about being able to read keyboard LED status for some keys. Might be wrong and I can't remember exactly where i heard that, i have a feeling it was on a Hak5 YouTube episode... which one... I'm not sure. if I find it I will post something.
  15. not really a timer but lots and lots of delays in the script might get you as long as you need.
  16. Strange mine unscrewed pretty easy. From what i can tell, the spring sat between the black and silver portion. I only had half a second of looking at it before the spring had gone. But the antenna supported itself before spring and did not after so im assuming the same thing for you. It may however be something entirely different.
  17. its missing a small spring. i lost mine opening it up first day i got it and havent been able to use again. I now mostly use tuned frequency antennas depending on what im doing.
  18. good one, which could also be how long the recon scan was run I guess
  19. Oh man I have about 33% of my seen MAC's blue at my home location. Including some AP's that also have similar ISP names but with black MAC's I guess ISP's are at it as well... or I have neighbours that know more than they let on 😄 So if the pineapple is stationary would this indicate either AP's turned off, mobile AP's or very edge of reception range that comes and goes, maybe with interfearance, moving obsructions etc. Any others?
  20. Blue = Unknown MAC prefix - Black is a sucsessful OUI lookup Not sure good question, im guessing once signal drops somewhere over 92 (my highest) they get classed as out of range? I think for most things like deauth you needed lower than ¬70 or there abouts. Interesting to see actual answer, maybe there are more clues in the rcon module files.
  21. in crunch --help you should give you some options
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