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Hey guys, I'm following a tutorial on how to set the nano up for war driving and for some reason when i try to telnet to my phone to connect to the gps (using the share gps app the terminal gives me an error as if telnet isn't a valid command root@Pineapple:~# telnet localhost 50000 -ash: telnet: not found https://holisticsecurity.io/2016/02/27/wardriving-wifi-pineapple-nano-mobile-world-congress-2016-barcelona/ any help would be greatly appreciated 🙂
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I recently decided I was sick and tired of using my laptop to wardrive and needed something more portable. I decided to take one of my pi3's load the Kali arm image and went mostly off of this tutorial. The pi has been set-up to start the wifi on boot and not wait for sign-in which, this tutorial does not provide. However the problem is the headless nature of the project. I started writing a small shell script that basically starts gpsd in the background, verifies successful initialization with $?, then puts wlan1 into monitor mode with airmon-ng, and from there, I need to start a headle
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I found the iPhone app gps2ip and got it to send gps data to kismet on my laptop. nc -l -p 11123 | tee /dev/ttys0 When I have time I'm going try to run it on the nano. A pineapple nano and an iPhone4 would make a nice small wardriving/walking rig. If if there is any interest I can post my notes on the set up.
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Hello, I'm a frequent wardriver (Walker actually, whenever possible.) and I like the new size of the Nano, so I was thinking about using it to do the job. I usually use the Wiggle app, but this drains my battery pretty quickly. The only thing I need to make this work is a GPS that works with any program I could use for this. (For example I've read a lot about using Kismet with a GPS) Are there any GPS units that both work with the pineapple, and are small enough to reasonably attach to the Nanos tactical case? Here is a picture for size. Take from another post.- 23 replies
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Hi all, I have a Raspberry Pi 3 with an Alfa AWUS036H with 7dBi directional antenna set up in a vehicle. I'm wondering what the best method of controlling the Pi in a (not very roomy) vehicle would be? I've considered; A Chromebook, chrooted and connected via SSH or Ethernet cable (a little too bulky, as I can't easily put a laptop on my lap in the vehicle) A small dashboard monitor and bluetooth keyboard A Raspberry Pi Touchscreen A keyboard/case combo thing like this Some way of connecting an Android phone to it What would you go for and why?
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I plan on using a Raspberry Pi 2 running Raspian. I want to wardrive wifi and bluetooth at the same time also while using gpsd of course for a rough location on one Raspberry Pi. I will be using an Alfa w/ external antenna and an Ubertooth w/ external antenna. Now for some questions... 1. Will I need to run (2) instances of Kismet, or can it be done is (1) instance, keeping in mind the Ubertooth needs to run a plug-in? 2. If I need to run (2) instances of Kismet, will I need to use (2) separate config files, and/or two installations of Kismet in differing locations? 3. I'm assuming gpsd can
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Hi guys, I was recently looking to get a cheap laptop to stay portable when having some fun with the pineapple, but then I thought; what if I wanted to do some bruteforcing on the go? Then I would have to use its GPU. But I doubt that a cheap laptop will get the job done fast enough on the graphics side. So I did some looking around and found a few external GPU adapters. As long as your laptop has a PCIe slot, you should be good to go. And although it goes through PCIe x2 interface, I think it shouldn’t even matter when using the card for number crunching …as long as you have enough juice to p
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Hello Guy's last weekend i had the idea to try some war-cycling. and for that i grabbed my mk5 from the shelf and startet scurging the interwebs for information on how to connect a USB GPS dongle to the mk5. this was actualy real easey to do. and i installed the following for testing: Kismet_server and read some where that kismet could directly connect to my USB device. turns out that this is not the case for me. so i installde GPSD and after that kismet found a damn good GPS lock. i decided to run some more tests before i would go on my trip. and found that after starting and stopping Kismet
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tl;dr: I've had a couple instances of my WarWalking data being corrupted when shutting off the Pineapple at the end of a session. Any suggestions for a method to cleanly shut down the Mark V without having to SSH in and type commands? For example, I believe the DIP switches are currently only read at power-up; maybe there's a way to configure one of them to generate a GPIO interrupt and have the interrupt handler signal a shutdown script? Full Story: I purchased the "Tactical Bundle" a while back and have been using it, along with the awesome GlobalSat BU-353S4 USB GPS puck, to do a little W
