Glytch Mesh Mod 868/900 MHz for WiFi Pineapple Pager - Hak5
LoRa · SX1262 · 868/900 MHz · Meshtastic
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LoRa · SX1262 · 868/900 MHz · Meshtastic
RJ45 · 10/100 Mb/s · RTL8152B
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The Hak5 WiFi Pineapple Pager lets you run WiFi audits without opening a laptop. Use its screen and physical controls to review networks, events and running scripts. A 2000 mAh battery and attachment clip make it practical to move between rooms or test stations while keeping the device close at hand.
Pager combines WiFi reconnaissance, the PineAP engine and automation in Bash and DuckyScript. Build a repeatable audit workflow and assign a response to a selected event in the radio environment. Sound, vibration and on-screen alerts draw attention to the activity you want to follow. Linux with root access lets you adapt scripts and configuration to your work.
Use the Pager's menu for everyday operation. When a larger screen helps, Virtual Pager mirrors the display and lets you press the device's buttons from a browser. A web terminal is also available. This interface is designed for Pager and differs from Mark VII's module-based dashboard.
The USB-C connection provides a network interface between the host computer and Pager. A physical RJ45 Ethernet port requires a separate module. USB expansions such as GPS, Ethernet and Mesh are selected for the task and sold separately.
Choose Pager for handheld controls, event-driven automation and three-band operation. The Mark VII suits detailed browser-based configuration and Cloud C² integration. Basic operates on 2.4 GHz, with 5 GHz available through an additional USB adapter. Hak5 currently lists Pager without Cloud C² support.
See the Pager documentation for setup and feature updates. Select the case variant when ordering; availability and dispatch information are shown for that option.
This equipment is intended for education, research and authorized security testing. Only test devices and systems you own or have permission to test from an authorized person or organization. When using the equipment, comply with applicable laws, including rules on radio communications and privacy.