RX packets:334 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 Wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:13:37:A7:A3:3D The SSID of my choise is Starbucks.Īs a STA I choose my own iPad ( 172.16.42.187).Īs I am mostly trust nothing, I can verify simply ( ifconfig on Wifi Pineapple). So depended how an AP is created ( open or FakeAP) and an STA is connected you need to decide on which interface you will work ( wlan0 or wlan1mon).įor this example I will not create a fake AP ( wlan1mon), I simply use the Open SSID ( under menu item Networking). Of course tcpdump would analyze the traffic for all interfaces but to be more precise and correct you should sniff packets on specific interface. On all Pineapple devices ( Nano/Tetra) you have 2 WLAN interfaces -> wlan0 and wlan1 ( inclusiv some other eq eth).
Step 2: add an station ( STA) to access point ( AP)įor next step it’s needed to understand your network interfaces. Without internet sharing your wifi clients don’t produce valuable traffic! In previous tutorials about Wifi Pineapple I wrote down two options how you can share internet on macOS ( here and here you will find them). Start the Wifi Pineapple, enable Internet sharing and verify your configurations. In this tutorial I will explain how easy you can obtain important network information via your MITM attack with tcpdump and/or Wireshark. In combination with Wireshark ( SSH Remote Capture) you can reach awesome goals. 😉 Without any additional module you can already analys this traffic with tcpdump, which is installed by default. What also means half of your MITM work is already done. Your Wifi Pineapple is up and running and some connected clients produce a lot of network traffic.
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