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"To know your Enemy, you must become your Enemy" Sun Tzu. Looks tough - this is what your up against. http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/wireless-mobility/wireless-lan-wlan/70987-rogue-detect.html Also there is an open source application available doing a similar task here https://github.com/moha99sa/EvilAP_Defender/wiki I wonder if it would run on a pineapple :)

Sounds like a bit of wifite/wifite2(5ghz) and/or besside-ng with an auto start and a few extra features. Man I miss those MK5 dip switches sometimes. interested in how this goes. cheers

Other than libreboot, coreboot and openbios are there other open source BIOS replacement options? does anyone have experience using one or more? any recommendations? Cheers all,

Thanks for the info, I had a search about and indeed found info on an agreed merge. If anyone is interested - link

I'm behind on this but looks like OpenWRT has had some kind of split of the devs/founders. I don't understand it fully - but as a result LEDE is potentially going to be more heavily developed in the future. At the moment I don't see huge difference's between them but could change. As the Pineapples are both buult on OpenWRT will this potentially mean a switch in base OS? Or will they be sticking with OpenWRT?

Have a search for Turbotenna they do a nice mini yagi and a cantenna that are almost (large) pocket sized. Would the cantenna be more focused than the yagi design?

Ah sorry to hear that, they were OK at time of posting. Found both with google so try the same and I'm sure you will dig up something. Good luck Edit test link again http://härdin.se/blog/2016/02/05/setting-up-gnuradio-for-raspberry-pi-2/ Weird... I can browse to page and copy link but once pasted it doesn't work. Try going to website and finding the blog post manually.

what does the couriers tracking number say? have faith, post everywhere is going to get slow due to volume.

Old but might get you where you need to go. http://garethhayes.net/gnu-radio-for-raspberry-pi/ or http://härdin.se/blog/2016/02/05/setting-up-gnuradio-for-raspberry-pi-2/

Dont forget Dual Band options for the Tetra - the below requires an RP-SMA to SMA adapter. https://www.alfa.com.tw/products_show.php?pc=133&ps=206

Try another... Google foo ;) if they all give same code then maybe something wrong elsewhere. I suspect you need a 16 digit unlock code not a 12.

Untested but from this site https://tools.texby.com/unlock-codes/zte/ Your NCK/NP code is 723751608046 and SPCK/SP code is 327315948127.

this might be useful - http://www.draisberghof.de/usb_modeswitch/

Nice one, updates always welcome. I just updated and had a look. Prob just me but im struggling to understand how to interpret the results Profiling returns - also whats the advantage over Recon? is it just a filtered view of recon? Will there be MAC manufacturer data (OUI) added later? sorry for my (probably stupid) questions. Had a look in the help file for a read-up but nothing there yet so any advice/explanation welcome - ideally a usage scenario. Thank you as always for the continued support

Thanks for the update! and continued work.

I bought one of these a while ago and it was advertised as a ubertooth case but it fits my YARD stick - so im pretty sure they share the same form factor. They now offer a different color for YARD stick one. So the 3D plans for one should fit the other i think.

Looks like crunch -t option would be tricky with an existing wordlist with various length words in it. might want to check out WordListManipulator as another option - instructions here.

There is some bespoke kit already available that can do this for you but its comes with a price and isnt something fun to build. Serious juice Batt - https://www.powertraveller.com/en/shop/portable-chargers/professional/powergorilla/ Charger - https://www.powertraveller.com/en/shop/portable-chargers/professional/solargorilla/ Or lower power version Batt and charger kit - https://www.powertraveller.com/en/shop/portable-chargers/outdoor-adventure/powermonkey-extreme-12v/ I haven't looked but maybe there are other manufacturers offering similar alternatives.

maybe go for a factory reset - http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/legacy/#!firmware.md but also you have the option of an updated firmware to try (excluding use of DIP switches) here

Quite a few variables, I'd start from the router and work back towards the battery. Be mindful of the max currant consumption of the router/system. You would need the solar charging system to be able to charge more than this currant to charge the battery while the router is in use. Solar panels come in many voltage outputs make sure you match the voltages to the charge regulator and the output from the regulator to the battery. The battery ideally needs to have pass through charging to allow use while charging or it gets more complicated using 2 batteries and a split charger for example. The battery has to have the capacity to run the router overnight before charging can start up again in the morning. its a nice idea to look at combined solar and wind charging if possible to combat this a little and give some redundancy. Just my 2 cents.

I watched it, it had elements that reminded me of original but was pretty OTT (especially the helicopter part!) but I'm thinking thats pretty normal these days for the pilot first episode.

Can do a few different ways. I don't tend to use the UART/serial much at the moment. With the Tetra I use the below most often unless I take it out and about. Home router -> ethernet cable -> Tetra LAN port -> Tetra Managment wifi -> laptop Home router -> ethernet cable -> Tetra LAN port -> Tetra eth uUSB -> laptop Home router -> wifi -> laptop using ICS wp6.sh -> ethernet cable -> Tetra LAN port Home router -> ethernet cable -> laptop using ICS wp6.sh -> USB cable -> tetra eth uUSB port

Thank you Seb, I'm very limited in my knowledge and barely know what im looking at most of the time so very much appreciate you taking time to look at it. And actually show the solution is above and beyond. I hope my OP didn't come across as an issue with the Tetra as that was not my intention, fully aware non supported software is exactly that. Keep up the great work and thank you again.

Hi all, I was looking at trying wifite2 on the tetra mainly for the 5ghz addition over the std wifite which works reasonably well. It seemed to require stty, so I installed coreutils-stty and that got me a little further so it runs and finds networks. But as soon as you specify a target it hits an issue with :- WPA-handshake attack: waiting for handshake... [!] Error: global name 'err' is not defined [!] Full stack trace below [!] Traceback (most recent call last): [!] File "./Wifite.py", line 171, in <module> [!] w.main() [!] File "./Wifite.py", line 34, in main [!] self.run() [!] File "./Wifite.py", line 120, in run [!] attack.run() [!] File "/root/wifite2-master/py/AttackWPA.py", line 80, in run [!] if handshake.has_handshake(): [!] File "/root/wifite2-master/py/Handshake.py", line 61, in has_handshake [!] if len(self.tshark_handshakes()) > 0: [!] File "/root/wifite2-master/py/Handshake.py", line 127, in tshark_handshakes [!] if not Process.exists('tshark'): [!] File "/root/wifite2-master/py/Process.py", line 51, in exists [!] if stdout == '' and err == '': [!] NameError: global name 'err' is not defined At first i thought this was to do with STDOUT & STDERR so I looked at libdaemon from opkg but that doesn't seem to make a difference. Did anyone already try wifite2 and if so did you get any further? would love to hear from you. Cheers all

MITM on WhistleMaster's github https://github.com/WhistleMaster/Pineapple-MK4/tree/master/2.8.1/mk4-module-mitm-1.3