Salmonosaurus
Well the good people of Hak5 have gone and released another update for the Wi-Fi Pineapple.so lets start with the details of the changelog.
Changelog:
Merged upstream changes
Updated wireless drivers.
Updated wireless utilities.
Updated OpenSSL (fixed heartbleed).
Updated some other base components.
Updated hostapd.as
More stable AP.
More stable clientmode.
Faster response times.
Cleaner, more concise log output.
Timestamps added to log
Much faster webinterface view of log
Added proper vFat support
Updated all system infusions to their latest versions
Security fixes
Other minor fixes and improvements.
Updated wireless drivers.
Updated wireless utilities.
Updated OpenSSL (fixed heartbleed).
Updated some other base components.
Updated hostapd.as
More stable AP.
More stable clientmode.
Faster response times.
Cleaner, more concise log output.
Timestamps added to log
Much faster webinterface view of log
Added proper vFat support
Updated all system infusions to their latest versions
Security fixes
Other minor fixes and improvements.
All of this can be found in the Hak5 forums.
I had no issues with the update and have had no issues so far.
Evil Portal
Now to get started I would suggest watching Chris Haralson's How to video on the captive portal, I have found his videos really helpful http://youtu.be/nw4bo4rXGgQ.
After installing the infusion from the Pineapple Bar, you will then need to install the dependencies.
Once complete you can start moving forward.
The first tab details all of the configuration changes you will need to make, the next two configure the UHTTP Deamon and NoDogSplash, the two tabs are for editing and previewing the splash.
The configuration changes made to UHTTP Deamon and NoDogSplash are also covered in the video.
UHTTP Deamon - Change "list listen_http 0.0.0.0:80" to "list listen_http 0.0.0.0:8080"
NoDogSplash - Add to "FirewallRuleSet users-to-router"
"FirewallRule akkow TCP port 8080"
Once complete you can start moving forward.
The first tab details all of the configuration changes you will need to make, the next two configure the UHTTP Deamon and NoDogSplash, the two tabs are for editing and previewing the splash.
The configuration changes made to UHTTP Deamon and NoDogSplash are also covered in the video.
UHTTP Deamon - Change "list listen_http 0.0.0.0:80" to "list listen_http 0.0.0.0:8080"
NoDogSplash - Add to "FirewallRuleSet users-to-router"
"FirewallRule akkow TCP port 8080"
"FirewallRule akkow TCP port 1471"
At this point don't forget to restart the UHTTP Deamon before starting NoDogSplash.
Now this is where I have differed from Chris, Chris created a portal that worked as you would expect you preform a particular function and you get access to the web. I just prefer to mess with people, or should I say myself as doing this in the wild can be viewed as illegal. So my captive portal is just a ASCII art skull and crossbones that plays a creepy laugh with not click though.
One note to point out is you are limited by the internal storage space of the pineapple, I was unable to get the creepy laugh working but the main HTML page worked so I was happy.
Remember that this should only be done on your own equipment or equipment that you have permission to work on.
At this point don't forget to restart the UHTTP Deamon before starting NoDogSplash.
Now this is where I have differed from Chris, Chris created a portal that worked as you would expect you preform a particular function and you get access to the web. I just prefer to mess with people, or should I say myself as doing this in the wild can be viewed as illegal. So my captive portal is just a ASCII art skull and crossbones that plays a creepy laugh with not click though.
One note to point out is you are limited by the internal storage space of the pineapple, I was unable to get the creepy laugh working but the main HTML page worked so I was happy.
Remember that this should only be done on your own equipment or equipment that you have permission to work on.
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