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Curriculum
- 3 Sections
- 72 Lessons
- 3 Days
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- 1. Day | Introduction to Wireless Networks24
- 1.1– Open Authentication
- 1.2Authentication Types in Wireless Networks
- 1.3– Connecting to WPA-Protected Networks
- 1.4– Connecting to WEP-Protected Networks
- 1.5– Discovering Wi-Fi Networks in the Environment
- 1.6Using Wireless Networks with Linux/Windows OS
- 1.7Wireless Network Technologies
- 1.8Definitions
- 1.9– AP / Station, MAC, Frame, Beacon, SSID, BSSID, Channel Numbers, Authentication, Association, WEP, WPA, EAP, TKIP, WPA2
- 1.10Types of Wireless Networks
- 1.11Wireless Network IEEE Standards (802.11 Family)
- 1.12Frame Structures
- 1.13– Beacon Frame
- 1.14– Probe Request Frame
- 1.15– Probe Response Frame
- 1.16– Authentication Frame
- 1.17– Association Request Frame
- 1.18– Authentication Response
- 1.19– Disassociation Frame
- 1.20– Deauthentication Frame
- 1.21– Reassociation Request Frame
- 1.22– Reassociation Response Frame
- 1.23– Data Frame
- 1.24– Control Frame
- 2. Day | Wireless Network Security Test (Wireless Pentest)24
- 2.1Access Point (AP) Management Interface Vulnerabilities
- 2.2WEP Encryption Weaknesses
- 2.3– TMAC
- 2.4– Macchanger
- 2.5Bypassing MAC Address Filtering
- 2.6Wireless Network Sniffing
- 2.7– Attacks targeting wireless network users
- 2.8– Attacks targeting wireless networks
- 2.9– Hardware vulnerabilities in wireless equipment
- 2.10Wireless Network Vulnerabilities
- 2.11– Software and protocol vulnerabilities in wireless networks
- 2.12– Wireshark
- 2.13– Cain and Abel
- 2.14– Kismet
- 2.15– Reading device characteristics of wireless equipment in the environment
- 2.16– NetStumbler
- 2.17Discovery Tools
- 2.18– Discovering MAC and IP addresses of clients
- 2.19– Identifying connected Wi-Fi clients
- 2.20Passive Discovery Techniques
- 2.21– Monitoring nearby Access Points (APs)
- 2.22– Monitoring WLAN-connected clients
- 2.23Active Discovery Techniques
- 2.24– Revealing hidden networks (Hidden SSIDs)
- 3. Day | Encryption Techniques in Wireless Networks24
- 3.1– Cowpatty
- 3.2– John the Ripper
- 3.3– Aircrack
- 3.4– Pyrit
- 3.5Extracting passwords from handshake packets using:
- 3.6Capturing 4-way handshake packets
- 3.7WPS structure and PIN cracking
- 3.8Protocol analysis
- 3.9Discovering WPA/WPA2-supported networks
- 3.10Methods for infiltrating WPA/WPA2 networks
- 3.11– CCMP, AES structures
- 3.12Working principle of WPA2
- 3.13– Working principle of WPA
- 3.14– TKIP, HMAC, PSK structures
- 3.15WPA / WPA2
- 3.16– Korek attack
- 3.17– Brute Force attack
- 3.18– FMS attack
- 3.19– Discovering WEP-supported networks
- 3.20– Interpreting WEP-encrypted traffic with Wireshark
- 3.21– Encryption techniques: RC4, XOR, IV
- 3.22– Working principle of WEP
- 3.23WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
- 3.24Attack methods:
WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
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