About Course
Explore advanced methods in WiFi security and ethical hacking to safeguard wireless networks. Learn to identify vulnerabilities, execute attacks such as deauthentication and WEP/WPA cracking, and utilize tools like Kali Linux and Raspberry Pi for effective penetration testing.
Gain expertise in WiFi security and ethical hacking to defend wireless networks against threats.
Requirements
- ✓Basic understanding of networking concepts.
- ✓Knowledge of ethical hacking principles.
- ✓A computer with internet access.
- ✓Willingness to learn advanced WiFi security techniques.
Course Curriculum
Section 1: Introduction & Lab Setup
1. Course Introduction
2. Overview of Lab Setup
3. Installing Virtualization Software and Operating Systems
4. Configuring OS in VMware
5. Exploring Kali Linux Basics
6. Creating Snapshots for Backup
Assessment Exercise 01
Section 2: Fundamentals of Wireless Networking
7. What is a Wireless Network?
8. Introduction to WiFi Adapters
9. WiFi Adapter Modes Explained
10. WLAN Frequency Bands and Channels
11. Understanding MAC Addresses
12. Beacon Frames Overview
Assessment Exercise 02
Section 3: Advanced Wireless Concepts
13. Basics of Packet Sniffing
14. Targeted Packet Sniffing Techniques
15. Sniffing on 5GHz Networks
16. Executing Deauthentication Attacks
17. Discovering Hidden SSIDs
18. Verifying MAC Addresses
19. Enhancing WiFi Adapter Performance
Assessment Exercise 03
Section 4: WEP Protocol and Exploits
20. Overview of WEP Protocol
21. Introduction to WEP Attacks
22. WEP Attacks Without Client Devices
Assessment Exercise 04
Section 5: WPS Vulnerabilities and Attacks
23. What is WPS?
24. Performing WPS Attacks
25. Techniques to Bypass WPS Locks
Assessment Exercise 05
Section 6: WPA & WPA2 Protocols
26. Introduction to WPA and WPA2 Protocols
27. Methods to Crack WPA/WPA2
Assessment Exercise 06
Section 7: WPA/WPA2 Wordlist Attacks
28. WPA/WPA2 Wordlist Attack Basics
29. Continued Wordlist Attack Techniques
30. Saving Dictionary Attack Progress
31. Accelerating Cracks Using Rainbow Tables
Assessment Exercise 07
Section 8: Evil Twin Attacks on WPA/WPA2
32. Understanding Evil Twin Attacks
33. Setting Up an Evil Twin Access Point
34. Executing Evil Twin Attacks
Assessment Exercise 08
Section 9: Captive Portal Attacks
35. Introduction to Captive Portals
36. Understanding Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attacks
37. Performing Captive Portal MitM Attacks
Assessment Exercise 09
Section 10: WPA2 Enterprise Hacking
38. Overview of WPA2 Enterprise
39. Techniques for Hacking WPA2 Enterprise
40. WPA2 Enterprise Attack Part 1
41. WPA2 Enterprise Attack Part 2
Assessment Exercise 10
Section 11: Resource Optimization for Penetration Testing
42. Common Challenges and Problem Scenarios
43. Minimum Hardware Requirements
44. Recommended Hardware Setup
Assessment Exercise 11
Section 12: Introduction to Raspberry Pi
45. What is Raspberry Pi?
46. Components and Features of Raspberry Pi
Assessment Exercise 12
Section 13: Setting Up Raspberry Pi
47. Installing the OS on Micro SD Card
48. Overview of Raspbian OS
49. Using VNC Viewer for Remote Access
50. Installing Kali Linux Tools on Raspberry Pi
Assessment Exercise 13
Section 14: WPS & WPA/WPA2 Attacks Using Raspberry Pi
51. Conducting WPS Attacks with Raspberry Pi
52. Performing WPA/WPA2 Wordlist Attacks on Raspberry Pi
53. Best Practices to Secure Your Network
Assessment Exercise 14
Section 15: Final Exam
Final Exam
What You Will Learn
- ✓Set up a hacking lab environment using virtual machines and Kali Linux.
- ✓Grasp the fundamentals of wireless networks and security protocols.
- ✓Master techniques like packet sniffing, deauthentication, and discovering hidden SSIDs.
- ✓Execute attacks on WEP, WPS, WPA, WPA2, and Captive Portals.
- ✓Utilize Raspberry Pi and Kali Linux for advanced network penetration testing.
- ✓Apply wordlist attacks to crack WPA/WPA2 passwords.
- ✓Optimize the use of WiFi adapters for effective penetration testing.
- ✓Implement ethical hacking practices to safeguard your own WiFi networks.