Pineapple Setup - Revision history

LFalter: /* Upgrade to newest firmware version 2.7.0 [optional] */

2024-12-15T10:31:38Z

Upgrade to newest firmware version 2.7.0 [optional]

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	c69629ef90c715600e09f22ef12732c593f886db3b0ed145f549de551c48f79d upgrade-2.7.0.bin		c69629ef90c715600e09f22ef12732c593f886db3b0ed145f549de551c48f79d upgrade-2.7.0.bin

	* Select file with newest firmware upgrade-2.7.0.bin in the ~~Web~~ interface		* Select file with newest firmware upgrade-2.7.0.bin in the web interface
	** ~~press~~ reset button		** Press reset button
	** ~~wait~~ until firmware upgrade successfully verified appears		** Wait until firmware upgrade successfully verified appears
	* After upgrade connect again to 172.16.42.107:1471 and get into Device Configuration		* After upgrade connect again to 172.16.42.107:1471 and get into Device Configuration
	** Set root password for ~~ssh~~ and web interface access		** Set root password for SSH and web interface access
	** ~~pwd~~: <ask for>		** Password: <ask for>
	* Management AP Setup		* Management AP Setup
	** Management SSID:		** Management SSID:
	** WPA2 ~~pwd~~: <ask for>		** WPA2 Password: <ask for>
	** ~~check~~ Hide Management AP		** Check "Hide Management AP"
	* Open AP Setup		* Open AP Setup: This SSID is used for the target
	is used for the target to connect to: f.e. netlab

	=== Troubleshooting ===		=== Troubleshooting ===

LFalter: /* User Interface */

2024-12-15T10:28:50Z

User Interface

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	The User Interface is the main working space for the penetration tester. The UI includes:		The User Interface is the main working space for the penetration tester. The UI includes:
	* Dashboard ~~- shows~~ the uptime of the device, the clients connected and the SSIDs in the pool		* Dashboard: Shows the uptime of the device, the clients connected and the SSIDs in the pool
	* Recon ~~- scanning~~ the ~~Network~~		* Recon: Scanning the available WiFi networks.
	* Clients - List of ~~Clients~~ connected		* Clients: List of clients connected to the PineAP.
	* Tracking		* Tracking
	* Modules - List of downloadable ~~Modules~~		* Modules: List of downloadable modules, for download a SD-card is recommended
	* Filters - Filtering ~~Clients~~ and connections		* Filters: Filtering clients and connections, useful for attacking a specific target
	* PineAP ~~- Main part of~~ creating a ~~new WiFi where youc an see the SSID pool~~, ~~add~~ and ~~remove~~ them ~~and start it in order for~~ the SSIDs ~~to be public~~		* PineAP: The core component for creating a rogue access point. It allows adding and removing SSIDs, mimicking legitimate networks, and broadcasting them to make the SSIDs publicly visible.
	* Logging		* Logging
	* Reporting		* Reporting
	* Networking		* Networking: Configure and manage network interfaces, set up internet sharing, and control network routing for the Pineapple device.You can also choose to access the internet via WiFi ("WiFi Client Mode"), but this will disable PineAP functionality.
	* Configuration		* Configuration: Update the device password and customize the landing page settings.
	* ~~Advances~~		* Advanced: Monitor system resources, manage USB and storage settings, and check for firmware upgrades.
	* Notes		* Notes
	* Help		* Help


	=== Upgrade to newest firmware version 2.7.0 [optional] ===		=== Upgrade to newest firmware version 2.7.0 [optional] ===

LFalter: /* Internet connection Windows */

2024-12-15T10:07:58Z

Internet connection Windows

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	sudo ./wp6.sh		sudo ./wp6.sh

	=== Internet ~~connection~~ Windows ===		=== Internet Connection Sharing Windows ===
	[[File:Nano_Adapter.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Rename the adapter, so it's easier to find it.]]		[[File:Nano_Adapter.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Rename the adapter, so it's easier to find it.]]
	* Go to network connections via the change adapter settings. A new ASIX USB Fast Ethernet adapter should have appeared here, which is the pineapple interface.		* Go to network connections via the change adapter settings. A new ASIX USB Fast Ethernet adapter should have appeared here, which is the pineapple interface.

LFalter: /* Internet Connection Sharing Windows */

2024-12-15T10:07:34Z

Internet Connection Sharing Windows

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	=== Internet connection Windows ===		=== Internet connection Windows ===
	[[File:Nano_Adapter.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Rename the adapter, so it's easier to find it.]]		[[File:Nano_Adapter.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Rename the adapter, so it's easier to find it.]]
	* ~~Got~~ to network connections via the change adapter settings. A new ASIX USB Fast Ethernet adapter should have appeared here, which is the pineapple interface.		* Go to network connections via the change adapter settings. A new ASIX USB Fast Ethernet adapter should have appeared here, which is the pineapple interface.

	[[File:Eigenschaften Netzwerk Adapter.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\| Select the WiFi Pineapple Nano Adapter]]		[[File:Eigenschaften Netzwerk Adapter.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\| Select the WiFi Pineapple Nano Adapter]]

NKirnbauer: misspelling

2024-10-03T07:37:05Z

misspelling

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	=== Basic setup ===		=== Basic setup ===
	* Connect antennas and USB Y cable, WiFi Pineapple NANO needs a stable USB power supply capable of providing 9W for initial setup. Therefore plug both USB Ports of USB Y cable into the Laptop. After that he blue led should have solid light.		* Connect antennas and USB Y cable, WiFi Pineapple NANO needs a stable USB power supply capable of providing 9W for initial setup. Therefore plug both USB Ports of USB Y cable into the Laptop. After that the blue led should have solid light.

	[[File:Pineapplenanothings.jpg\|500px\|WiFi Pineapple Nano]]		[[File:Pineapplenanothings.jpg\|500px\|WiFi Pineapple Nano]]


	=== Provision Linux ===		=== Provision Linux ===

NKirnbauer: expired links changed with links from wayback machine

2024-09-25T09:28:47Z

expired links changed with links from wayback machine

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	== References ==		== References ==

	* https://docs.hak5.org/hc/en-us/articles/360010555313-Setup-Basics		* http://web.archive.org/web/20211127113839/https://docs.hak5.org/hc/en-us/articles/360010555313-Setup-Basics
	* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrHbEZd4t00		* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrHbEZd4t00
	* https://0x00sec.org/t/solved-wifi-pineapple-nano-client-issues/4609		* http://web.archive.org/web/20201109031700/https://0x00sec.org/t/solved-wifi-pineapple-nano-client-issues/4609

	[[Category:Documentation]]		[[Category:Documentation]]

CSchleritzko: /* Internet connection Windows */

2024-01-08T21:17:45Z

Internet connection Windows

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	* In the settings of the interface that is responsible for the Internet connection, in the sharing tab, allow other users to connect through this computer's internet connection. Also use the drop down menu to select the interface of the Pineapple Nano and click OK.		* In the settings of the interface that is responsible for the Internet connection, in the sharing tab, allow other users to connect through this computer's internet connection. Also use the drop down menu to select the interface of the Pineapple Nano and click OK.
	* In the settings of the Pineapple Nano Interface, select the settings of the Internet Protocol Version 4. There you change the IP address to '172.16.42.42' and confirm with OK.		* In the settings of the Pineapple Nano Interface, select the settings of the Internet Protocol Version 4. There you change the IP address to '172.16.42.42' and confirm with OK.
	[[File:IP address WiFi Nano.png\|200px\|thumb\|~~right~~\| Give the WiFi Pineapple Nano the static IP: 172.16.42.42]]		[[File:IP address WiFi Nano.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\| Give the WiFi Pineapple Nano the static IP: 172.16.42.42]]

	=== User Interface ===		=== User Interface ===

CSchleritzko: /* Internet connection Windows */

2024-01-08T21:16:01Z

Internet connection Windows

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	=== Internet connection Windows ===		=== Internet connection Windows ===
			[[File:Nano_Adapter.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Rename the adapter, so it's easier to find it.]]
	* Got to network connections via the change adapter settings. A new ASIX USB Fast Ethernet adapter should have appeared here, which is the pineapple interface.		* Got to network connections via the change adapter settings. A new ASIX USB Fast Ethernet adapter should have appeared here, which is the pineapple interface.
	** Rename the ~~adapter, so it's easier to find it.~~
			[[File:Eigenschaften Netzwerk Adapter.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\| Select the WiFi Pineapple Nano Adapter]]
	* In the settings of the interface that is responsible for the Internet connection, in the sharing tab, allow other users to connect through this computer's internet connection. Also use the drop down menu to select the interface of the Pineapple Nano and click OK.		* In the settings of the interface that is responsible for the Internet connection, in the sharing tab, allow other users to connect through this computer's internet connection. Also use the drop down menu to select the interface of the Pineapple Nano and click OK.
	* In the settings of the Pineapple Nano Interface, select the settings of the Internet Protocol Version 4. There you change the IP address to '172.16.42.42' and confirm with OK.		* In the settings of the Pineapple Nano Interface, select the settings of the Internet Protocol Version 4. There you change the IP address to '172.16.42.42' and confirm with OK.
			[[File:IP address WiFi Nano.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\| Give the WiFi Pineapple Nano the static IP: 172.16.42.42]]

	=== User Interface ===		=== User Interface ===

CSchleritzko: /* Internet connection Windows */

2024-01-08T19:53:15Z

Internet connection Windows

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	=== Internet connection Windows ===		=== Internet connection Windows ===
	* Got to network connections via the change adapter settings. A new ASIX USB Fast Ethernet adapter should have appeared here, which is the pineapple interface.		* Got to network connections via the change adapter settings. A new ASIX USB Fast Ethernet adapter should have appeared here, which is the pineapple interface.
			** Rename the adapter, so it's easier to find it.
	* In the settings of the interface that is responsible for the Internet connection, in the sharing tab, allow other users to connect through this computer's internet connection. Also use the drop down menu to select the interface of the Pineapple Nano and click OK.		* In the settings of the interface that is responsible for the Internet connection, in the sharing tab, allow other users to connect through this computer's internet connection. Also use the drop down menu to select the interface of the Pineapple Nano and click OK.
	* In the settings of the Pineapple Nano Interface, select the settings of the Internet Protocol Version 4. There you change the IP address to '172.16.42.42' and confirm with OK.		* In the settings of the Pineapple Nano Interface, select the settings of the Internet Protocol Version 4. There you change the IP address to '172.16.42.42' and confirm with OK.

FPaschinger at 17:30, 17 November 2022

2022-11-17T17:30:09Z

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 **opkg update
 **opkg install libpcap
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 * https://docs.hak5.org/hc/en-us/articles/360010555313-Setup-Basics
 * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrHbEZd4t00
 [[Category:Documentation]]