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"The reason you can't access 172.16.64.1 when the Bunny is in arming mode is the fact that arming mode doesn't run the ethernet adapter you describe. It runs the serial adapter, which can be accessed via PuTTY or whatever serial program you use." Hi there, I really appreciate your assistance. I bought the bunny because i have been using the Ducky, and learned about this new tool and well i did decide purchase it with little knowledge, however it is simply something that I will learn with as i go along much like i did with the wifi pineapple! About what you have said with using putty, I have been down that route, and since my laptop doesn't have serial ports or at least didn't have them until I looked into how to get them installed there is no way for me to connect via ssh. I was able to using Kali Linux, but I like using my windows machine and and any machines I would be testing the bunny one would be windows machines as well. In my device manager, serial ports now at least show up, however everything is in grey and it doesn't recognize the device. I am going through this tutorial piece by piece as you have written it and I will have to let you know if I make any progress once through. Thanks again for the response.

I thought that when you plugged this bunny into your USB port in attack mode it was supposed to show up as an Ethernet card? I have nothing showing no matter what i do. With that being said i cannot set the address to 172.16.64.1. To that end i can't get into via ssh and start to dabble around. Basically i am stuck at step number 1 other than opening the red package it came in. Kind of bummed out not sure what the issue is. Any help is very welcomed. Thanks, Brendan

Hi there, really appreciate your response. I imagine you would suggest my using a Linux box then. I have Kali as a VM on my Alienware laptop but it just is not the same thing and i have no clue what is going on with respect to the wireless cards. Another funky thing is that i have no serial ports in my device manager, however installed some drivers but all in all it ends up taking a good hour or 2 of work where it may or may not even work. That can be frustrating. I like windows, but understand how much better Linux is for this type of testing. I guess my biggest issue with Kali, is how every time i set my card into monitor mode it basically disappears from existence and i have to restart the machine. This is even if i have Ethernet plugged in, WiFi running and a second wireless external card attached. I guess i will go ahead and just fire up Kali! Thanks Brendan

Hey all, I have owned the Nano now for about a year and it's a super cool product. I have played around with it basically on my own with little direction since buying it, however I bought the wifi pineapple book and read it, and have watched and searched many different methods for how to correctly use the pineapple as it is certainly capable of many different tasks and with that being said, it does require a great aspect of knowledge at least in certain areas. One frustrating thing i have always noticed is that although there are an enormous amount of "how to" videos out there on YouTube, the thing i cant seem to wrap my head around is that they are mostly all regarding the older interface of the pineapple. For example, for the longest time, until i read the book I was not sure what the heck karma was on the new interface because it does not say "karma" on the tab, only "pineAP". I had my assumptions that this was karma, but due to my lack of experience i just was not sure. In any event, i have been on the search since obtaining the Nano for specific information or help strictly with the new interface. I will sit around and play with this thing for hours at a time, but most of the time i end up at step one and ultimately sort of frustrated. I would like to try out some modules, but can't really find much in regards to the individual modules themselves where i can watch someone take action. If anyone has any possible pointers for me so i can take this to the next level i would certainly appreciate it. Even with the ssh portion of the pineapple, i am able to ssh into it and for example, i can run reaver, but to me that is just like using Kali Linux, and what about all the other cool functions? I really would like to know if anyone can point me in the direction of some good solid videos, with the new interface for the Nano, and not just the intro videos. I don't even bother to watch the more in depth videos because I am lost by that point and i know there are so many of them out there. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thx Brendan

Thank you for your reply. I am going to check out that resource rightnow. I meant to add this back when i first posted but must not have hit submit. Thanks again I added a few of the options and it looks to be running however there is an error code of (code: 0x04). This shows the error code: [+] Sending EAPOL START request [+] Sending WSC NACK [!] WPS transaction failed (code: 0x04), re-trying last pin [+] Nothing done, nothing to save. [+] 0.00% complete. Elapsed time: 0d0h0m27s. [+] Trying pin 12341234. [+] Sending EAPOL START request [+] Sending WSC NACK [!] WPS transaction failed (code: 0x04), re-trying last pin [+] Trying pin 12341234. [+] Sending EAPOL START request [+] Sending WSC NACK [!] WPS transaction failed (code: 0x04), re-trying last pin [+] Trying pin 12341234. [+] Sending EAPOL START request [+] Sending WSC NACK [!] WPS transaction failed (code: 0x04), re-trying last pin [+] Trying pin 12341234.

I am learning here slowly but surly I think! I have been using putty to play around with the pineapple as it seems to be a bit quicker. In any event it looks as if i am getting the association and then it says it is starting cracking session, but as the session continues it looks like the association stopped and the cracking stays at 0.00% even after i leave it for 10-15 min. Can anyone tell me what is some possible wrong doings? See below and thanks: [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [+] 0.00% complete. Elapsed time: 0d0h2m41s. [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00(ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [+] 0.00% complete. Elapsed time: 0d0h2m47s. [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00(ESSID: wifi) [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with 00:00:3E:00:09:00 (ESSID: wifi) [+] 0.00% complete. Elapsed time: 0d0h2m53s.

Okay well after some reading, I yes this is a noob thing, but I had no clue I could access all of this from the command line. In fact i think i like it better it is quicker! Now to try it this way....

I just re posted in the WiFi pineapple nano forum.

I am a noob here however i have owned the pineapple for maybe 3 months or so now. I am having some problems as i definitely sit and try to figure this thing out for hours upon hours. I really want to see something work, something that is not super involved just to give me some excitement to continue to keep going. I have tried over and over using Reaver and I have used it on Kali, but from the look on the pineapple, it is just different, at least looking. I have also tried Bully on the pineapple but i get an error often times. I have been trying to crack wps on a cellular hot spot that i have connected to my computer and have fiddled with the settings over and over. I am getting a few different distinct messages shown below. Does Reaver and many of the modules or dependencies not work on windows possibly? I ask because on a Linux machine you can change the modes of the wireless cards via command and i am wondering if maybe the cards cant be set into monitor mode or what? [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with D2:00:00:B8:00:EB (ESSID: 9C:00:5B:89:00:00) (bogus macs) [!] Bully v1.0-22 - WPS vulnerability assessment utility [+] Switching interface 'wlan0-1mon' to channel '11' [!] ioctl(SIOCSIWFREQ) on 'wlan0-1mon' failed with '-1' [X] Unable to set channel on 'wlan0-1mon', exiting {"error":"Module returned empty response"} - This happened to show up in the output log that usually says "failed to associate" I am dying see something happen here and I know it comes very easily to a good majority of you. Can anyone give some pointers? Thanks a bunch

whoops i just saw the do not post WiFi questions here. It is more a reaver questions though. My fault

I am a noob here however i have owned the pineapple for maybe 3 months or so now. I am having some problems as i definitely sit and try to figure this thing out for hours upon hours. I really want to see something work, something that is not super involved just to give me some excitement to continue to keep going. I have tried over and over using Reaver and I have used it on Kali, but from the look on the pineapple, it is just different, at least looking. I have also tried Bully on the pineapple but i get an error often times. I have been trying to crack wps on a cellular hot spot that i have connected to my computer and have fiddled with the settings over and over. I am getting two different distinct messages shown below. Does Reaver and many of the modules or dependencies not work on windows possibly? I ask because on a Linux machine you can change the modes of the wireless cards via command and i am wondering if maybe the cards cant be set into monitor mode or what? [!] WARNING: Failed to associate with D2:00:00:B8:00:EB (ESSID: 9C:00:5B:89:00:00) (bogus macs) [!] Bully v1.0-22 - WPS vulnerability assessment utility [+] Switching interface 'wlan0-1mon' to channel '11' [!] ioctl(SIOCSIWFREQ) on 'wlan0-1mon' failed with '-1' [X] Unable to set channel on 'wlan0-1mon', exiting I am dying see something happen here and I know it comes very easily to a good majority of you. Can anyone give some pointers? Thanks a bunch

You would have to connect in client mode and then you would be able to use the features. I bought the battery juice pack and it helps having this so that you don't have to screw around with plugging into an actual power source and it is portable.

I am by no means an expert but I believe i was running into the same issue. I found out a few things through trial and error. I'm using an iphone and also was using my galaxy tablet and i would click on the open access point that i had created but it would give an error message saying it can' connect. The only thing that I found was a few things that are frustrating so i totally understand where youre coming from. First thing noticed was that my wifi pineapple's open access point that i created was not able to connect so naturally and unfortunately all to often i had to reboot and hit update access point in order to get internet connection sharing to work properly. This seemed to help with being able to connect to my open access point as could be seen using DWall. I noticed that once the access point connected the first time it then automatically connected which was frustrating because often times there would be a wifi connection showing on my access point list (on iphone etc), but no actual internet so it would not connect. Also, in order to get your phone or whatever to connect for the first time, you have to have an active access point for it to connect to or it will just not connect. The other issue that I noticed but cannot figure out is that I will have connection to this access point with my iphone, my tablet, and another machine using kali linux as could be seen in connected devices but when i tried to browse the internet from any device a message would say "server not found", and i could not browse which piuts a little damper on any possible successful sniffing or information gathering. Is it possible that you are having a similar issue as me where your access point seems to have gone into hibernate and not offering a connection? Best of luck....

I am also new and have some problems that are similar however I get clients to connect but then my internet sharing doesn't work and any device I connect with gets an error message saying a hostname can't be found. Really frustrating! -Clients connect but no working internet -wifi pineapple seems to work for a few minutes with pine AP running and then suddenly everything comes to a halt and i have to reboot. - I cannot get into the meat and potatoes of learning how to use the software because i have to constantly stop to either reset the pineapple, reconnect client mode (if using) and this is non-stop. It absolutely will not keep a working client connection for longer than 10 minutes. I really want to learn how to do some of this pen testing, as i am very aware that it is not "user-friendly" and one has got to be very patient while trying to learn but when constantly having to reconnect the wifi pineapple and go back to make sure that certain dependencies are running it can get very confusing and stop you dead in your tracks! Is there anything that I can go to that will just give a simple step by step no fail set of instructions that I can try to get started with? It is super nice to learn from those who are in the fast lane but for the beginners, we need things to be literally explained in detail! Another thing that I have trouble with is the user interface. I find that too many of the youtube videos that talk about the Wifi Pineapple Nano are all in the older user interface which to someone who is trying to put the pieces together it is sort of like trying to put together a massive puzzle with the wrong instructions! Sorry I am complaining but i do spend several hours at a time and i really am trying to get somewhere. Anyone have some advice?