Armed with the essentials, you will learn how to conduct a host of
cutting edge wireless attacks. You will learn how to execute attacks
such as WLAN packet sniffing, revealing hidden SSIDs, open
authentication by defeating MAC address filters, bypassing shared
authentication, cracking WEP and WPA/WPA2 encryption.
In addition to documenting the essentials of wireless penetration testing, we will also discuss setting up rogue APs and wireless evil twins, client-based WEP cracking attacks, wireless infrastructure-based attacks, WPS PIN brute force attacks, denial of service (DoS) attacks, eavesdropping and session hijacking, EAP-based enterprise wireless hacking; and much more. Coverage also includes various countermeasures to protect wireless networks against these types of attacks, in order to help bolster the wireless security of any given network.
About the Author
Farrukh Haroon Farhat is an information security professional with over 8 years of experience. He currently works as a Security Analyst in IBM’s Global Technology Services (GTS) division. As a member of the Managed Security Services (MSS) operations team, Farrukh works with multi-vendor network security technologies, helping customers improve their security posture. He's previously worked as the IT Security Manager for an emerging telecom operator based in the Middle East. He has also delivered various professional trainings related to Information Security and Networking. Farrukh hold’s various industry certifications such as CISSP, CISA, CCIE Security (#20184), JNCIE-Security (#91) et al. He actively contributes to various online communities related to network security like Cisco Netpro. As a result of his contribution to Cisco’s official support community, he was awarded the ‘Cisco Designated VIP (Security)’ accreditation in 2011.
What are the requirements?
The course assumes that you already know the basics of wireless networks and can operate at least one Linux distribution.
Designed as a practical video tutorial with step-by-step instructions to teach you about Wireless Penetration Testing, the course has been designed to ensure that topics are presented in a gradual manner, allowing you to grasp the information that's being presented before moving on to more advanced topics.
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 35 lectures and 3.5 hours of content!
Crack WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPS, EAP/Radius based wireless networks
Creating a practice lab for wireless penetrating testing purposes
Sniff out and analyze wireless packets from the air
Penetrate wireless networks based on the enterprise versions of WPA and WPA2
Attack the WLAN infrastructure itself using DoS attacks, Fake APs, and other techniques
What is the target audience?
This course is aimed at security professionals and IT professionals who want to learn about wireless penetration testing using the BackTrack Linux security distribution.
In addition to documenting the essentials of wireless penetration testing, we will also discuss setting up rogue APs and wireless evil twins, client-based WEP cracking attacks, wireless infrastructure-based attacks, WPS PIN brute force attacks, denial of service (DoS) attacks, eavesdropping and session hijacking, EAP-based enterprise wireless hacking; and much more. Coverage also includes various countermeasures to protect wireless networks against these types of attacks, in order to help bolster the wireless security of any given network.
About the Author
Farrukh Haroon Farhat is an information security professional with over 8 years of experience. He currently works as a Security Analyst in IBM’s Global Technology Services (GTS) division. As a member of the Managed Security Services (MSS) operations team, Farrukh works with multi-vendor network security technologies, helping customers improve their security posture. He's previously worked as the IT Security Manager for an emerging telecom operator based in the Middle East. He has also delivered various professional trainings related to Information Security and Networking. Farrukh hold’s various industry certifications such as CISSP, CISA, CCIE Security (#20184), JNCIE-Security (#91) et al. He actively contributes to various online communities related to network security like Cisco Netpro. As a result of his contribution to Cisco’s official support community, he was awarded the ‘Cisco Designated VIP (Security)’ accreditation in 2011.
What are the requirements?
The course assumes that you already know the basics of wireless networks and can operate at least one Linux distribution.
Designed as a practical video tutorial with step-by-step instructions to teach you about Wireless Penetration Testing, the course has been designed to ensure that topics are presented in a gradual manner, allowing you to grasp the information that's being presented before moving on to more advanced topics.
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 35 lectures and 3.5 hours of content!
Crack WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPS, EAP/Radius based wireless networks
Creating a practice lab for wireless penetrating testing purposes
Sniff out and analyze wireless packets from the air
Penetrate wireless networks based on the enterprise versions of WPA and WPA2
Attack the WLAN infrastructure itself using DoS attacks, Fake APs, and other techniques
What is the target audience?
This course is aimed at security professionals and IT professionals who want to learn about wireless penetration testing using the BackTrack Linux security distribution.
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