kerravon

I have a MKIV and I love it, Ive just bought a MKV and love that too, they are available you just need to look. The MKIV is til supported as I set up the MKIV infusions wanted post/project which is now complete thanks to people like mr protocol etc. I aslo offer technical support to people with the MKIV and have help many people on this forum even by dialing into there machines to help them get it back into action. The MKIV is very far from dead, you obviously cant see the wood from the trees!!!!

buy a 4G travel router atach a Psu and extrnal arial and a signal amp that should do it.

Has nobody yet caught on?? where microsoft products are concerned were all bloody unpaid beta tester's!! He's the only person in the world allowed to sell unfinished products not fit for purpose. just because you dont have problems yet doesnt mean you wont have!! with old bill gates thats a rock solid guarantee!!! psmlol

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ok doke

I see my post has disappeared!!! what was wrong with it this time?

I think you might run a bit short here, 32k total ram wont be anywhere near enough and I doubt the tinya85s will be able to cope with the task. I would of thought an fpga or two would be much simpler, especially if you want to decrypt the more complex passwords. Or you could look at using a few of ATmel's multicore processors with extra ddr3 memory. The basics of the device you are descibing is like the cypto box that were use to log into certain hacker sites, wideley used in sweden a few years ago, but obviously on a smaller scale..

I've just bought a MKV and I like the interface, my MKIv has a very simular interface v3.0.0 If the interface bothers you that much write your own or look on github etc and see if some one else has already done it. .

what processors are you using? how much memory is available? What process are you thinking of using to reach your goal?

cheers seb

but how do we set it up to call out to the server peridically

yes I guess so, the scenario is the pineapple is hidden on site some where (obviously not in its original casing. and it calls back to the red team who can then log in and do a few tests or such. or is this a stupid idea?

would it be possible to set a pineapple to call back to the pentester's machine simular to the way the kali-iso of doom does?

Hi I am looking for pineapples MK1, II and III, I will be doing a seminar on the changing face of cyber security and want to show some of the changes in tools used as well. It doesnot matter if they are working or not as they will be on display with various other items. So if you have any of these you dont want and are selling cheap or even want to donate them please PM me. regards kerravon

i bought my from hak5 and delivery was really quick, why wait?

didnt is see somewhere in the distant past rainbow tables created to do just this? maybe I was dreaming again, old age does that to you.

Hi looking to buy a second hand pineapple MKV for sale in the UK unless shipping option is cheap. If anyones got one for sale you can pm here of email me direct at steve0@mail.com. thanks

what are the most common card in use these days?

looking at buying one of those arduino rfid kits on ebay, as says the can also be used with rasberry/banana PI. Looking to play around with it and see if I can build one with an expanded reading range. thanks for your reply

cheers I will look at those.

Does any one know of any good RFID software, tools etc?

Well I mistakenly thought, because he had practically disassembled his tetra in his head, he'd have the Knowledge to solve this and any other problems he encountered. Little did I know he didnt even own one yet. Sorry cant think of anything else to say I'm just speechless. what a pilchard.

Huh, all that and you hadnt even got one!!!!!! Sh*t I've seen it all now!!!

I ended up buying one from maplins (uk electronics store) regards kerravon

you could always buy a second hand one, and play with upgrading the memory. regards kerravon