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In fact, as I said, I have a connection issue because of the WiFi Pineapple Nano.

As the title says, I've built a small package with: Raspberry Pi 4, WiFi Pineapple Nano and other stuff (not related to the issue). The project is to create a compact package to drop in a location and use it remotely. So far I've managed to setup the RPi4 to connect to a WiFi Network and then "call home" through a Reverse SSH tunnel (I can even use VNC through it) using NoIP. The issue is with the Nano: If I boot the RPi4 without the Nano plugged in, it connects to internet, the SSH tunnel and VNC are working. Then I can plug the cable in and use wp6.sh to share the connection and in this way is all working. But, as I said, the idea is to leave it in a place, so obviously is not possible to manually plug and unplug the cable. If I boot it with the cable already plugged in, the Nano jams something on the RPi4 Network Manager, so the reverse tunnel doesn't work anymore and I cannot take over remotely. There is a way to solve this? Like a permanent net-sharing instead of the wp6 or some other way? I tried to do not raise eth1 at boot, but it is not enough. I really prefer not to disable usb power, if possible. More info about: I'm using this at home (no way I'm going to plant it somewhere and risk to lose a "money-combo" like that) and I totally can do every thing manually, but I just want to get it working, as personal satisfaction. I'm not an expert and I'm not a pentester. I just like to learn and try, but with this one I'm stuck. Thanks for any suggestion

Just managed to get a stable and persistent reverse shell, from real Windows 10 to virtualized Kali 2021.1, in about just 1 or 2 minutes. And without putting so much effort. You have to study, experiment and try and try and try... Read code written by others, try it after you have understand what it does, apply it to your needs. I used to try my BB on two different machines, one was really slow, so even though on the other one was all running fine, on this one there was no way to get anything useful. Every command was simply out of phase, trying to write directly on the desktop, because it was taking something like three minutes only to open cmd.exe (I'm not joking, that pc had experienced more of 10 years of stress). If you're looking for a magical hacking tool that you set one time and "pwn 'em all" I'm sorry to disappoint you. These devices are built to get repeatedly modified.

I was planning to assemble a little portable package, composed by: WiFi Pineapple Nano Raspberry Pi Zero W USB mini HUB Powerbank 8000mAh Adafruit PowerBoost 500 LiPo Battery 2700mAh Basically, the powerbank powers the PowerBoost, to which RPi0w and Pineapple Nano will be connected via the USB HUB. The LiPo battery is a power supply support, so you can safely shut down the RPi0w, instead of suddenly turning off. As an alternative to the PowerBoost, I could put a LiPo Shim, which detects the LiPo battery charge and automatically performs a clean shutdown. Described the project, my question is the following: With this kind of setup, in you opinion, how long can the whole set run, before shutting itself down? The purpose is to have a small package to perform really little tasks in short time, like 30 minutes. Do you think it can go so far with this kind of batteries? Thanks to all