Plexus

Hello Everyone, I hope all is well! I bought a wifi pineapple Tetra, but I'd like it to be wireless and not using my network (testing purposes), so does anyone have any success with a 3g or 4g USB Modem/data plan that works for you?

My name is David a.k.a Plexus Favorite game: Witcher 3 Favorite OS: Debian Favorite console: PC Nationality: British/ American (Dual citizenship) Accent: English Sex: Male Race: Human Height: 15"3' Build: Muscular Favorite band: Lamb of God Favorite book: The Cobra Event Favorite movie: Fight club Favorite director: Ridley Scott Favorite TV Show: Favorite actor: Edward Norton Favorite actress: Natalie Portman Favorite Pinup: Jennifer Lawrence Favorite Comedian: Francis Boyle Other hobbies: surfing Car: one that uses gas sometimes

TOR is ungodly slow though, nm much to say as @graceinc , @Lord_KamOS and @bashincajun pretty much covered it

Any TES Legends players here?

I am a newb but I am serious in learning about networking and pentesting and was at DC25 this year, most of it did feel like a great portion of it went over my head...but we all have to start somewhere So please bare with me. I was practicing on home network Wi-Fi and connected my Tetra to my laptop via y-cable. [see footnote for videos*•] I'm running Kali Linux on a old dell latitude I know that on some older laptops wont yield enough power for the tetra so I plug in the tetra with the power adapter. I'm following along through the video but when I check for bulletins , and I get a prompt practically saying Nope no internet connection. and I try to go to other sites but I cant. So I tried going to a public place and manually put the Ethernet cable from their port to the tetra and I was able to have internet connection, So does the tetra always have to be connected to a physical Ethernet cable to get it's internet connection? * WiFi Pineapple TETRA: Linux Setup https://youtu.be/gqMW0NeODAQ • WiFi Pineapple Primer - From Recon to PineAP https://youtu.be/eHnQwTCKe2o