WiFi Pineapple Enterprise

Description

WiFi Pineapple Enterprise provides a web-managed platform for authorised wireless security assessments. Hak5 documents features for managing access points and clients, applying engagement filters, configuring network modes and reviewing wireless activity. It is intended for security professionals, researchers and students working with explicit permission.

Key features

• PineAP management: Configure rogue access points, client management and filtering for controlled engagements.
• Access point impersonation: Advertise selected access points to assess client behaviour in an authorised test.
• Evil WPA: Configure a WPA network or copy an existing WPA network, with support for capturing partial handshakes for permitted password-security assessments.
• Evil Enterprise: Configure a WPA-EAP enterprise access point for authorised testing of enterprise wireless configurations.
• Web interface: Manage the device through its browser-based interface, including notifications, firmware information and a web terminal.
• Engagement controls: Use filters to limit or exclude selected clients and SSIDs.

Technical details

• The management interface is available through the USB Ethernet connection and the configured management WiFi network.
• The documented setup process supports connection over USB Ethernet or the device’s open setup access point.
• The setup access point uses an SSID in the format Pineapple_XXXX, based on the final four characters of the device MAC address.
• A DHCP address is provided when connecting to the setup access point.

Compatibility and setup

Hak5 documents setup guidance for Linux and Windows, USB Ethernet, WiFi-based setup and USB-disk setup. Complete the setup wizard, then access the web interface using the credentials created during setup. Follow Hak5’s documentation for firmware updates and persistent storage.

Buying in the UK and EU

RedKit Labs is an authorised Hak5 reseller. Prices are shown in GBP, EUR or USD, with VAT handled at checkout. UK and EU buyers must follow national radio rules and licence-exempt band requirements when transmitting; receiving and analysing wireless traffic is the common lawful use. Use this equipment only with explicit authorisation.