WiFi Hacking and Security
Master Network Vulnerability Discovery
What you'll learn
- Understand the basics of wireless networks and how to connect to them
- Install the working environment needed for practical training
- Learn about the MAC address and its role in network security
- Learn about hidden networks and how to handle them
- Understand the network security key and why it matters
- Analyze network traffic to find weaknesses
- Strengthen network settings to prevent intrusion
- Protect the data of users connected to the network
About this course
This course covers WiFi network security from an awareness and protection angle, so that the learner understands the common weaknesses in wireless networks and knows how to secure their own network against them. It begins with an introduction to networks and the ways to connect to them, then installing the working environment and explaining the important commands. The learner then gets to know concepts such as the MAC address, hidden networks and the security key, as well as tools that analyze network traffic, all with the aim of understanding possible weak points, how to close them and how to strengthen the protection of a home or office network. The course suits people interested in cybersecurity and anyone who wants to protect their home or work network from intrusion. It needs no previous experience apart from basic computer use, but it does require a separate working environment, which the course shows how to install. The course is mainly practical, with a theoretical explanation of the basics at the start, and it also covers how to save your work progress during training. After the course, the learner understands how wireless networks become weak and knows the practical steps to secure their own network and protect the data of the people who use it from any threat.
Expected outcomes
- Acquire practical skills in Wi-Fi network hacking.
- Learn methods for protecting and securing networks.
- Use advanced tools for network analysis and security testing.
- Hands-on application for setting up fake access points and installing security certificates.
Learner reviews
- ★★★★★ISMAIL Z.·منذ 2 شهرشاهد 100٪
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- ★★★★★حربي س.·منذ 4 شهرشاهد 50٪
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Course content
1WiFi Hacking and Protection
20 lectures
- Introduction to the CourseGives an overview of the wifi network security course content and its defensive learning goals.2:02
- Networks and Connection MethodsExplains the difference between local and wide area networks and the security advantages and drawbacks of peer-to-peer networks.12:38
- Setting Up the Work Environment and Explaining Important CommandsExplains the idea of installing a dedicated security-testing operating system on a virtual machine for educational purposes.12:16
- Filtering Wi-Fi Networks at 5 GHzExplains the idea of changing a device's MAC address and the difference between wifi frequency bands to understand basic network security testing.13:20
- Changing the MAC Address to Connect to the Target NetworkExplains the concept of disconnecting a device from a wifi network using deauthentication to understand this type of weakness in network protection.14:44
- Disconnecting Internet from All Users of the Target RouterExplains how all users on a single network can be disconnected at once, to show the risk when protection against this attack type is missing.9:31
- Discovering Hidden Wi-Fi Networks and Connecting to ThemExplains how to discover a hidden wifi network name and switch between monitor and managed modes, showing that hiding a network is a weak protection method.6:40
- Tricks to Connect to Wi-Fi NetworksExplains the concept of bypassing router MAC address filtering and that a whitelist alone is not enough protection.10:58
- Connecting to Any Network that Activated MAC FilteringExplains the shared key authentication flaw in WEP security and how the key can be extracted from it, to show the weakness of this old encryption type.9:12
- Obtaining a Security Key for User AuthenticationExplains the types of login pages on public hotspots and ways their data can be intercepted, to show the danger of connecting to untrusted networks.12:36
- Intercepting Data Using Wireshark and Capturing PasswordsExplains how traffic on an open network can be intercepted using a packet analysis tool, to show the danger of using open networks.9:44
- Connecting and Spying on Data Using EttercapExplains the concept of ARP spoofing to intercept data of users on the same network, showing the danger of this vulnerability.9:30
- Intercepting Hotel Network Passwords via a Phishing PageExplains the idea of cloning a hotel wifi login page, to highlight the danger of fake login pages and the need to verify their authenticity.13:46
- Creating a Fake Access Point and Installing a Security CertificateExplains the idea of creating a fake wifi access point identical to a real network, to show how users can be deceived and the importance of verifying a network before connecting.16:04
- Installing the Fake Access Point on the Local ServerExplains how a fake login page is linked to a local server to force connected users onto it, showing the danger of the evil twin attack.9:25
- Intercepting and Redirecting All Data to the Local NetworkExplains the idea of issuing a fake security certificate to intercept encrypted traffic and eavesdrop on user data, showing the danger of accepting untrusted certificates.15:53
- Exploiting WPS to Obtain PasswordsExplains the WPS protocol flaw in routers and how it can be exploited to reveal the password, showing the importance of disabling this feature.10:28
- Hacking Wi-Fi Networks Using Massive WordlistsExplains the idea of automated password guessing using large wordlists, showing the importance of using strong, hard-to-guess passwords.11:23
- Saving Progress in Network Hacking Within a SessionExplains the idea of saving and resuming a password-guessing process across multiple sessions, showing that some attacks may take a long time.9:55
- Hacking Wi-Fi Networks Using the Evil TwinExplains the idea of an automated evil twin attack that tricks a user into typing in the network password themselves, showing the danger of this kind of social engineering.14:53
Instructor
Eng. Kanaan Al-Hallaj
This course is part of the diploma
