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Anyone have experience hooking up a wifi pineapple to a macbook pro, can it be done, and how so?

Hi, I have a WiFi Pineapple Nano which I recently purchased with the intention of testing the following: Scenario: smart devices and a smart phone within a home environment, with apps on the smartphone used to manage these devices. All connected to GuestWiFi WLAN. I have a HomeWiFi WLAN which I connected my laptop and other computing devices too. Both WLANs use the same power line home extender service (TPLink) I wish to: 1) Use the Nano to sniff traffic on the GuestWiFi WLAN 2) Perform a MiTM by either creating a PineappleWiFi SSID and force all devices to connect to it, or fake/spoof the GuestWiFi. I updated the Nano to the latest firmware 2.5.4, and have connected it to a Macbook Pro 2018 via the USB (through a USB-C-to-USB adapter). The Nano also had a 32GB SD card so I can install modules on it. It's been assigned 192.168.2.10 by myself on the Internet sharing interface and it is accessible (via Management portal on a browser and via SSH), and access the Internet (including resolving different websites). Recon works well, and I have put the smartphone and all connected devices in the allow MACs part, and the GuestWiFi in the allow SSID part in the Filters section. My issue lies in being able to do 1) (I must be missing something here) and 2). Re (1), I enabled WiFi client mode to connect to GuestWiFi but the problem is that it says enabling PineAP conflicts with wlan1 -> Is this a case of having to use GuestWiFi just in client mode (and not enabling PineAP) to satisfy (1)? In the case of (2), I enabled PineAP, and have Pineapple WiFi. Connecting the smartphone to it results in no Internet access (do I need to do IP forwarding?). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks and Regards,

So first off I am a noob and rightfully admit it. I have just purchased a Nano and when connecting to Parrot OS it is displaying as Eth0. When attempting to use Airgeddon and place the device in monitoring mode, I get an errror stating that it is not a wifi card. I am using a 2015 Macbook Pro, dual booting between Mac OS and Parrot OS. Is there any way to get the Nano to be recognized as a WLAN adapter? Any assistance would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Hi guys. Situation So I've had some pineapple issues and currently waiting on receiving a new one. In the meantime I thought I'd partition my macbook and try installing Kali linux on it! (great fun ) These are the specs I'm working with: Macbook pro (mid 2009) 10.10 Yosemite - BCM43xxx wireless card Kali Linux (dual boot) 1.1 Question 1 - My n00b question is has anyone any experience with wireless usb adapters supporting packet injection? 2 - Even though I'm dual booting into Kali should I be concerned that the hardware is Mac OS X and should I be specifically looking for Mac OS X support from vendors? Or because I'm dual booting, is Linux support ok? I'm looking at something like these from the Alfa vendors http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-AWUS036NHA-Wireless-Adaptor-Compatible/dp/B004Y6MIXS http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-AWUS036NH-Wireless-Long-Range-Screw-On/dp/B003YIFHJY/ref=pd_sim_pc_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=10DB754Q0SEQPJYAVMA2 Thanks, I appreciate any answers. On a side note, not sure if anyone had this issue but when I was booting into Kali I was getting some weird stuff like not seeing my home wifi - and when I intermittently saw it I couldn't log-in successfully. When I deleted my home network from the Sys Preferences--> Network Panel and booted into Kali I was then able to log-in successfully!

I just ordered the Mark V Tactical Bundle, usb rubber ducky exfiltrator (not important for this post). They are on the way. I have a yagi antenna that I purchased from ebay. Can I scan and connect/monitor networks from 100 meters away just using the yagi and the mark v? or will I need to get an Alfa AWUS036H as well? sorry for the excited n00b question before my order even ships! thanks for any responses! edit ~ os is kali installed to hd on macbook pro

Hi Guys, I'm seeking help and would like to have a discussion about booting Linux on Apple hardware using an EFI boot loader. Probably not going to be a popular suggestion considering one of your sponsors is System76 but I thought I'd give it a try regardless. I came across a great tool called "Mac Linux USB Loader" which is still under heavy development. "This is the Mac Linux USB Loader, a tool allowing you to take an ISO of a Linux distribution and make it boot using EFI." http://sevenbits.github.io/Mac-Linux-USB-Loader/ https://github.com/SevenBits/Mac-Linux-USB-Loader I spoke to "SevenBits" the developer and there's an unresolved problem he hasn't been able to fix, which affects myself and others who use older Macbook Pro hardware (late 2008 4,1 and others). "I actually have an early 2008 MacBook Pro which also fails to boot Linux. I test the bootable drives my tool creates on a newer, separate machine. I believe with 90% certainty that the reason for this problem is the lack of Linux kernel mode setting (KMS) support in Apple's EFI firmware, which is required for nVidia video drivers to function properly. Disabling KMS in the boot options of most distros actually causes the splash screen to show up, but then X (the graphical windowing system used to provide a desktop) can't start because KMS is disabled, and so you are dropped into the terminal with a bash shell. If you like command line Ubuntu, this is fine, you can just connect to the web via Ethernet (and even install WiFi drivers) and go, but for 90% of us, this is an inadequate solution." Have you, or anyone you know had success finding a solution to this problem? Thanks, cryptomule

Hey All. I'm trying to get my pineapple set up. I am using a macbook pro. Internet sharing is turned on and et to share WiFi with ethernet. The ethernet interface is set to 172.16.42.42/24 with no gateway/router just as printed in the book. I can connect to the pineapple perfectly fine but cant use the laptops internet connection. I cant ping out, reveal external ip, etc... I tried using Fusion and setting it up through Win7 and Backtrack and get the same result...no internet to the pineapple. Any ideas? Thinking it may be the load, I downloaded 2.5.0 (to my desktop) and successfully flashed it (not over the air, obviously). No luck there...