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I can understand his frustration, especially if he didn't spend years in college or out of college reading iptables and protocol manuals. I'm slightly in his boat except I know bitching to strangers on a forum only leads to your questions going unanswered. I wish I had spent my college years with this instead of Everquest. While I wish there was more provided documentation about the pineapple itself, I can understand the reasoning behind the lack of it. Don't buy a sailboat if you've never seen water. Is the br-lan hardwired or iptables and configurable? gabehcoud: I understand your feelings. I created a thread in the nano board some months back that really was a way for me to keep track of the places I found useful information. I can't recall the title off the top of my head but your mastery in searching out information tells me the taste should be easy peasy. I try to apply the concept of this graph fairly often when I believe the moment of clarity is going to last: THE STAGES OF A PHOTOGRAPHER. http://enticingthelight.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Stages-of-a-Photographer.png

I purchased one of those portable routers by Netgear off of eBay. The TP-WR703N now has openwrt on it. I've never used openwrt other than my experience with the nano and it's a little overwhelming. What are some of my options utilizing the portable router to benefit the pineapple? Such as create a repeating access points to extend the PineAP? Or creating a compromised/controlled wlan by connecting an ethernet to the usb via a rj45 adapter to the pineapple? My mind's eye creates several possibilities but when I try to focus in on an idea everything gets fuzzy..

I like the nano for the more shallow learning curve but the Tetra has been calling out recently. It seems worse case scenario, sell one of them.

Ah, thank you for the clarification. I wish I knew the in's and the out's of network systems. I can tell you how to achieve the optimal contrast to the bokeh for any shot with a SLR but understanding what syn+ack headings in relation to packet files and protocols is still moving sand with a pitchfork. I want to ask, "Doesn't the probing client send out the password first to see if the AP will accept it?" Which is where I came from asking about Occupineapple; But I have a feeling that there is a system in place that causes both AP and probing client to meet in the middle and that system obfuscates or tests the password sort of like an encrypted mediator, never to see my interface. ..maybe?

Is there is a way to use Occupineapple and broadcast the the ssid as protected and then capture the attempted handshake with tcpdump or ngrep?

I picked up two gear head 5200mAh packs that are smaller than the nano. Fucking slim. I've wrapped one in a ranger bank to give it some protection and grip. I also found a dual band asus 'moving antenna' the t2tr. Two sma's into the same antenna. Been playing with the splitter and the signal strength. The girlfriend just sighs and laughs at me 'playing dress up' with the nano surrounded by cords and dongles. I like that setup though b0n3z. Is that an added setup where you keep the nano?

I knew of this guy (Samy Kamkar) during his counter strike days. He was brought back into my live Via Tim Ferriss' podcast and I enjoyed the ideas on his website. (Samy.pl). Now with my ventures into the Pineapple I'm revisiting the ideas on his website for use with the Pineapple. Has any one used NAT Pinning or click jacking with the Pineapple? For those that don't know, Samy was responsible for the Myspace Worm and if memory serves my right, was a key player to bringing attention to Apple phones recording your location. Here are some of things I'm interested in and would love to know the viability in their use in the Nano/tetra world. pwnat: Advanced client-server NAT-to-NAT penetration Quickjack: Automated Clickjack and Frame Slicing Tool NAT Pinning: Forcing Remote Routers to Port Forward pwnat: Advanced client-server NAT-to-NAT penetration

Mr. Mike, I would love to see if not your exact use, something very close to what you accomplished utilizing the pineapple surprise code. If not, so be but it it will be greatly admired and appreciated by jerks around the world.

Here is a list of TCP and UDP ports from Wikipedia, some of which some people might have forgotten about in case they need to sniff them out; ie 17 TCP UDP Quote Of The Day oh yes, I'm never losing sight of my strength, my rock, quotes of the day. Also some information on IP tables for the uninformed like me. IP Tables Tutorial by Oskar Andreasson Here's a look at the table 'o contents:

I searched and researched but I'm not 100% sure of what I'm looking for. So my Clients are my iphone and Chromebook. When I check out my wifi info I get the router (nano) info which is the usual: IP - 172.16.42.* Subnet - 255.255.255.0 router - 172.16.42.1 DNS - 172.16.42.1 search domains - lan What do I need to do to change these from showing their current information? Also, I've played around with the Kernel IP routing table under the Networking menu and all it ever seems to do is erase the top default row which is usually the wifi wlan2 is connected to. What else can I do with the Default Route input? Thank you. EDIT: There is this thread but i'm looking to keep my wlan0-1/brlan ip of 172.16.42.1:1471 and give out a different IP block to the clients on wlan0

MAN page for DNSmasq others http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/doc.html http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq...smasq-man.html http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/docs/FAQ http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/CHANGELOG http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnsmasq http://unix.stackexchange.com/questi...g-its-hostname http://sourceforge.net/p/ddclient/wiki/Home/

I Picked up an unused alfa 800mhz pen booster for something stupid like $4, but it didn't come with anything. Can any one give me the specs of the barrel DC to USB cord or a link to one? I'd hate to order one and end up being another cord to go in the junk cord milk crate.

Some nice examples for TCPDUMP http://rationallyparanoid.com/articles/tcpdump.html

I wish it was more narrow, i want to find two or three backs or one big one the width of the nano that outputs +10 volts. One of these days I'll spend some time looking

Some sslsplit info http://mirror.roe.ch/rel/sslsplit/sslsplit-0.5.0.1.txt

It's a PNY 8000mAh. It's nice, happy it obly hase tiny indicator lights versus some otheres that could light up a house. Office depot for $15. http://www.amazon.com/PNY-L8000-PowerPack-Universal-Rechargeable/dp/B012XZYCOO?th=1&psc=1 I'd like to find three or four 1/2" thick by 4"-5" wide so ai could stack them under the nano and put some extra juice in the nano and a pen booster. Side note: i could I could use either a 4-port HDE or iHome USB hub to utilize three battery packs to charge the nano. I'm unsure of the maximum input for the nano but it was all energizered. If you utilize only the female ports, power will run throughout it.

Not if they're small-er:)

I had no Idea that the apples rolled that way. I have the new 6s, my mac is always the same via the nano gui but that's when I'm usually on it. When you say a user can manually change the settings. Which settings are you referring to?

I don't understand the significance of what you wrote but I like it and I want it. I haven't spent a good 12 hours teaching myself about SSH but I know I want to do it more often and more effectively. For me to remotely ssh into the pineapple, does it need to be connected to a compromised AP? Either one I own (like a Raspberry)? or a node that I've reversed a shell? (I don't know what a reversed shell is but it sounds good)? Or can I get to my Nano SSH style if it's just connected to a benign AP like xfinity or something? I've seen the kismet title on some the logs and I think it's a dependency for SiteSurvey if I'm correct. I've had to schedule my nano/linux learning evenly throughout the week. Last night I got Kali Rolling running on this Chromebook I'm using but I ran out of space, so tomorrow night I have to wipte the Chromebook into debug mode and create symbolic links and install the tarball on a SD card. tonight though it's figuring out the deauth Module and piping some Ngrep or TCPdump commands to capture some handshakes, I think.

Sounds dreamy. I have a feeling there is a CLI for an extensived macro like command. Too bad my shit vs shinola compass around the GUI is still lacking. I do know my way around the firmware flashing though. At the moment I'm trying to figure out the correct process to grab logins, emails, passwords, authorizations ect. while using sslsplit and either grep or tcpdump. This site (commandlinefu.com) comes in handy to find full examples and deconstruct for your purpose of experimenting.

If you've got an extra one laying around, a 5.56 Double Magaine Pouch works well also, slash some holes. if you don't go all Michael Myers with it, Freddy Krueger. some of the inner waterproofing layer. I use mine if I'm spreading out somewhere and want to keep the 100 yards of wires under wraps. Personally, I prefer the $2.00 calculator case from Office Depot Bitches be thinking it's my Man Clutch.

66 examples of NMAP command lines ranked from most popular to least from the site CommandLineFU.com

While bouncing between NMAP target specifications and this awesome writeup on TCPdump by Daniel Miessler I came across this site offering some examples for tcmpdump. That last one is nice for me as I work well when I can deconstruct something to learn about it's innards. Also Daniel Miessler has some great study guides. Some recent pages that I've bookmarked and will rummage through in the early AM TCPdump Documentations ngrep(8) - Linux man page SecTools.Org: Top 125 Network Security Tools - Sniffers Kismet Wireless Documentation (I believe that Kismet is installed along with the Module SiteSurvey) Tcpdump examples to capture Download a list of programming and system administration Tutorials

For those that are unaware or aware of something along these lines: 7 wireless modes for your nifty NIC (Network Interface Controller/wifi card/dongle) 1. Monitor - captures packets without having to associate with an AP or ad-hoc network 2. Master - Access Point or Base Station 3. Managed - devices connected to an access point. Infrastructure Mode, clients 4. Ad-hoc (peer-to-peer) - devices connect to one another without AP 5. Mesh (ad-hoc cloud) - nodes can communicate with at least one common connection 6. Repeater - repeats rge signal and extends the range of a single AP 7. Promiscuous - can use on wired and wireless. gives all frames to CPU instead of just ones needed

So I picked up an unopened Ethernet USB adapter at goodwill for a couple of dollars as well installed tomato onto a spare router. Would it be possible to use my wndr3400's APs as extensions of wlan2? If I run use the Ethernet adapter and run a cat5 from the Nano to the wan hole on the router. and then change a setting somewhere to broadcast the nano's wlan2 signal through it's APs? Somewhere in the settings (First time with tomato and the settings are exhausting) I saw that I can change my radios from APs to client mode and even bridge them between lans,wans,virtual ports, and others. In my head it seems it would be easy enough but it's my fingers and eyes that mess everything up. Thoughts?