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in crunch --help you should give you some options

I only found Python also #!/usr/bin/python import time import datetime import sys # # script calculates the time sind epoch (1970-01-01 00:00am UTC) # if len(sys.argv) < 2: print "Usage: %s 2011-10-25 [19:30:00]" % (sys.argv[0]) sys.exit(1) elif len(sys.argv) !=3: u_time = "00:00:00" else: u_time = sys.argv[2] u_date = sys.argv[1] u_input = "%s %s" % (u_date, u_time) print "epoch for given time: \t %s" % (int(time.mktime(time.strptime(u_input, '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')))) now = int( time.time() ) print "epoch timezone: \t %s" % (now)

You flash one at a time. choose the one you want based on what you want to achieve, HAM licencing etc.

Havoc is a fun option with fun differences ?

Hi https://github.com/sharebrained/portapack-hackrf/wiki Has instructions for stock firmware flash.

I never looked at this before - but it looks like you can transmit low power with just a wire on a GPIO pin of a Raspberry Pi - https://github.com/F5OEO/rpitx Hardware to clean up and amplify signal https://github.com/F5OEO/rpitx/issues/40 Or maybe something like https://www.banggood.com/FM-100MHz-RF-Power-Amplifier-5W-p-1284216.html?rmmds=search

You might be ableto do something with ADB, but i dont know, especially if that folder is encrypted. Maybe it shows up through ADB and has option to give root over ADB USB? depends on the developer settings. Using a recent Android build is prob going to make things harder. found this but looks like is old https://github.com/kosborn/p2p-adb Hopefully someone else who knows a lot more will chip in.

I find the best test is to plug in a keyboard (use relivent usb adapter) and try with that first. IF it can be done once with a keyboard it can usually be repeatewd with the ducky. 5. IF you dont need the data off of the srolen phone :D then reflash it. Hope that helps a little.

there's retro and then there is retro ? i also had a google, its prob garbage but worth a look maybe. https://www.debian.org/releases/jessie/powerpc/ch04s03.html.en

I know im going to regret the lost hours of reading.... but I'm a curious soul.... so here goes... What did you do to receive such treatment?

You can install ettercap and use from terminal, i posted on your other post how to install and get to run. Also you could spoof the open AP and deauth the original.

You can usually save web pages for offline browsing.

usually each module has a forum thread so thats a good place to start https://forums.hak5.org/forum/90-nano-tetra-modules/

Really? lolol ? |I'm not going to go through the above. My answer is viable and has valid points.your highlights and comments amuse me some. Im out of this thread, the OP has more than enough info and advice to go on.

Although its worth a shot, it could easily be that the landlord is using remote access to the tetra from his own home (quite likely if he does not live on site), PineAP might not be riunning 24/7 and there are other attacks that can me made without using PineAP. The open network may not be hidden, the management network may be disabled. he may be using wlan0 for something else all together. Maybe he just uses it to monitor for MAC while reviewing security camera footage to see who is entering/leaving building. maybe you have had packages being stolen from the lobby and he thinks he is trying to track down the culprit or rule out tenants. Maybe hes using this to know when he can enter your apartment illegally and obtain your wifi SSID , password and disable your routers wifi and make an EVIL twin on his tetra... if it 100% is a tetra as OP is going by a glance at a black box with 4 antenna... I would still confront him and watch his face/reaction.

You have a web UI or ssh both protected by password, maybe via serial but I don't recall if that's password protected or not. even then there is no total system imaging tool that im aware of. A lot of it is run in ram /tmp/ so is lost on a reboot. Also I would want to be 100% sure it is a pineapple before attempting B&E on your landlords utility room. The main attack would be spoofing open wifi networks. So use your own WPA2 wifi (or use a vpn) and remove all open networks from your devices known networks and you should be good. Its not 100% protection but better than none.

Not really, there are tools that may give you some general idea of basic pineapple activity and even try to defend against some of it. But even using those tools his box could be used for passive monitoring (usually legal) or it could not even be that device but a neighbors that the software detects. It may also not be a wifi pineapple but something looking very similar. I would ask him outright, maybe even ask to see it. Then he knows your aware and should either reassure you or palm you off giving you further clues about his intentions.

yeah, that looks like a manufacturing issue - I would contact the official hakshop support https://hakshop.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new @Sebkinne fyi

Would it not also be plausible that someone obtained physical access to your phone, sent those messages, deleted them from your device, then returned the phone? I dont apple so dont know how icloud etc might backup sent messages. It just seems like a lot of effort to get you fired. going down the road you are going could just end up with them believing you are someone who sends dodgy messages and a hacker -and still not want to employ you. Sometimes its best to just learn and move on.

Hummm thats different ? would you also post a pic of the other side in case there has been a variation?

There is a filters section in the wiki thats pretty good https://wiki.wifipineapple.com/#!management.md

as you have multi posted i responded on your other post. Please dont multi post the same questions...

I think the primer was made before filters were added - check your filter modes and lists are set up correctly.

Quality over quantity Dave--ee ? To be fair its not a competition really its more of a group effort to keep the community moving along, fair play for being part of that.

Kinda like this? https://forums.hak5.org/topmembers/