Wifi Pentesting 101

Wireless Pentesting , Wifi , WIFI Security Testing , Network Pentesting

Created by: M. Waleed Amjad
Instructor || CTF Designer || Cyber Security

What Will I Learn?

• Wi-Fi technology fundamentals, including its principles, standards, and historical development.
• In-depth understanding of Wi-Fi components, such as access points, routers, and clients, and their roles in network connectivity.
• Knowledge of advanced Wi-Fi technologies like MIMO, MU-MIMO, and beamforming, and their impact on signal strength and range.
• Wireless security standards, including AES, PSK, TKIP, SSID, and BSSID, and their significance in securing Wi-Fi networks.
• Techniques for gathering information about Wi-Fi security standards and configurations for vulnerability assessment.
• Capturing and saving Wi-Fi handshakes, an essential step in various security-related activities.
• Password cracking attacks using tools like John the Ripper and Fern Wifi Cracker.
• Awareness of DOS attacks and practical experience in conducting DOS attacks using Airgeddon.
• Best practices for securing Wi-Fi networks, including configuration settings, multiple SSID management, and parental controls.
• Planning and execution of Wi-Fi security testing, including strategies for assessing vulnerabilities and implementing countermeasures.

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of computer networks and networking concepts.
• Familiarity with the TCP/IP protocol suite and network protocols.
• Understanding of basic cybersecurity principles.
• Basic knowledge of Linux
• Internet connection

Target audience

• Beginners
• Network administrators and IT professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of Wi-Fi technology and security.
• Cybersecurity enthusiasts interested in learning about Wi-Fi hacking techniques and countermeasures.
• Students pursuing studies in computer science, information technology, or cybersecurity.