Course Overview
Our 4-day, instructor-led Wireless Hacking training course is designed for IT professionals in the field of cyber security such as forensic investigators and malware analysts. It covers:
- The basics of wireless security
- Effective attack methods & remediation tactics
- 802.11 wireless networks deployed within a home or enterprise setting
- 802.11 wireless networks with a client focus
- Hacking additional wireless technologies
Prerequisites: Before taking this course, you should have at least two years of networking experience. It is also recommends that you have either the CompTIA® Network+, Security+ or EC-Council® CEH Certification.
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Course Outline
802.11 Hacking
- Basics of 802.11
- Hardware and Drivers
Operating Systems and Tools for 802.11 Networks
- Choosing an OS based on Hardware and Applications
- inSIDer and Vistumbler Windows Network Scanners
- Sniffing and Injection Tools for Windows
- KisMAC Mac OS X Discovery Tool
- Kismet Linux Discovery Tool
- Mobile Discovery Tools and Online Mapping
Tools and Techniques for Bypassing 802.11 Wireless Networks
- Basic Attack Types
- Accessing Hidden or Nonbroadcasting Wireless Networks
- Cracking WEP Keys
- Cracking Hidden and WEP-Encrypted Networks
- Recovering a Keystream
- Deauth Attacks and Michael Countermeasures
Practical Attacks against WPA Networks
- Breaking WPA with Pre-Shared Key (PSK) Authentication
- Breaking WPA Enterprise Authentication
- Encryption Attacks against TKIP
- Attacking Components
Compromising Wireless Clients
- Application Level Attacks
- Client Attacks with an Evil DNA Server
- ARP Spoofing with Ettercap
- Rogue Apps and Evil Servers with Karmetasploit
- Direct Client Injection
- Device Driver Vulnerabilities
- WI-FI and Web Hacking
Exploiting a Mac OS X 802.11 Wireless Client
- Preparing and Testing the Exploit
- Preparing Tools for Installation
- Initial Reconnaissance Preparation
- Kismet, Aircrack-ng Preparation
- Preparing and Executing the Package
- Delivering the Java Exploit
- Using the User-Level Code Execution to the Highest Extent
Exploiting a Windows Wireless Client
- Overview of a Windows Client Attack
- Establish the Attack Infrastructure
- Exploiting a Hotspot Environment
- Controlling the Client
- Wireless Reconnaissance – Local and Remote
- Target Wireless Network Attack
Bluetooth Scanning and Reconnaissance
- Overview of Bluetooth Device Interaction
- Attack Preparation
- Reconnaissance Phase of a Bluetooth Attack
- SDPtool for Enumerating Services
Bluetooth Eavesdropping Attacks
- Using Commercial Bluetooth Sniffers
- Open-Source Bluetooth Tools
Attacking and Exploiting Bluetooth
- PIN Attacks
- Practical PIN Cracking
- Manipulating Bluetooth Identification Mechanisms
- Vulnerabilities in Bluetooth Profiles
- Future of Bluetooth
ZigBee Protocol
- Overview of ZigBee Technology
- ZigBee Security Measures
- ZigBee Attack and Exploitation
- Start to Finish Attack against ZigBee Device Implementation
Hack DECT
- Overview of DECT Devices and Technology
- DECT Security Standards
- DECT Attacks and deDECTed.org
Scoping and Information Gathering
- Pre-Assessment Planning Process
- Assessing Information and Estimating Effort
Wireless Hacking Training FAQs
This course is intended for CIO Officers, Forensics Investigators, and
Malware Analysts.
Students should have at least two years of work experience in networking and hold CompTIA Network+, Security+ and EC-Council CEH certifications or hold equivalent experience and knowledge.
