I received assistance from several persons within Cucumber — all of whom knew the product inside and out. Note that if you are not present at the web page when the chat is answered, you will also receive an email with their response s.
Once I verified that I could log in to my Cucumber dashboard site, I wanted to add the external antenna to my device. I followed the steps shown in the aforementioned video to install my external antenna.
There were two in the bag when it arrived, but I used one! I did drill through the metal of the case, which is different from what is shown in the video, but with the length of the pigtail, you can choose whichever way you like best. If you do drill through the metal case, remember that you will need to drill a slot into the plastic case so it will slip over the antenna. I did have to use my grinder on the inside of the metal case to fit the antenna flush to the inside wall, and as you can see, I took off a bit too much.
This was my first attempt and this is the underside anyway. I wanted the hole in the metal to be complete; that is, I wanted to avoid getting too close to the edge.
You can see there is not much space left. You may decide to blast it in one go instead of incrementally, but I did it in baby steps. The finished product is shown:. The antenna actually snaps into place on the board, so you may choose to go with no adhesive at all. Your choice. Once you sign up, your welcome email will explain how to access your dashboard. Here is a screenshot of what my initial page looks like:. From here you can view your device s , create networks up to 16 networks per location , and so much more.
The directions are well documented. If you are brand new, here is the place to begin: Getting Started. I created a couple of networks, joined them with a variety of clients smartphone, desktop, laptop , did a couple of speed tests performance was on par with our corporate Wi-Fi , and wandered around the building to see how well I would stay connected excellent results, by the way. You can also apply either of these solutions to a device in perfect working order also; however, most are loathe to wipe a currently licensed unit.
Next, navigate to the directory that Wifiphisher created when it was unpacked. When listing the contents of that directory, you will see that the wifiphisher. You can run the Wifiphisher script by typing:. Note that I preceded the script with the name of the interpreter, python. The first time you run the script, it will likely tell you that "hostapd" is not found and will prompt you to install it.
Install by typing "y" for yes. It will then proceed to install hostapd. When it has completed, once again, execute the Wifiphisher script. This time, it will start the web server on port and , then go about and discover the available Wi-Fi networks.
When it has completed, it will list all the Wi-Fi networks it has discovered. Notice at the bottom of my example that it has discovered the network "Hackers-Arise. In my case, it is When you hit Enter, Wifiphisher will display a screen like the one below that indicates the interface being used and the SSID of the AP being attacked and cloned. The target user has been de-authenticated from their AP. When they re-authenticate, they will directed to the the cloned evil twin access point.
When they do, the proxy on the web server will catch their request and serve up an authentic-looking message that a firmware upgrade has taken place on their router and they must re-authenticate. Notice that I have put in my password, and hit Submit. When the user enters their password, it will be passed to you through the Wifiphisher open terminal, as seen below. The user will be passed through to the web through your system and out to the Internet, never suspecting anything awry has happened.
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Access Point Certificate check tool - apCertCheck. Labels: Aironet Access Points. Federico Lovison. What's new? Version 1. Requirements Python 2. Installation and Configuration instructions: Please refer to the release notes PDF document for more details. Vinay Sharma. Rising star. Thank you Federico for sharing essential information, much appreciated. Cisco Employee. Hi, it looks like a problem with the configuration "config. Regards, Fede. Hi, thanks for the quick response This is odd Please modify the value of the variable "verbose" inside the apCertCheck.
Thanks, Fede. There are different ways you can overcome this: Make sure python is on the system path list and execute the script from the same directory where the script is located, e.
I'm glad to hear this! Have a nice day. Hi Dan, Thanks for the feedback.
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