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You can also use these wifi hacking tools to see who is doing what in your network by analyzing their network packets. It uses one of the smartest algorithms for capturing passwords by first capturing the network packets. Once it has gathered enough packets, it uses them to try and recover the wifi password by implementing an optimized FMS attack.
Apart from supporting most of the available wireless adapters, it has a very high success rate and is almost always guaranteed to work. Reaver is also one of the most popular open-source wireless network pentesting tools, but it has taken a long time without continuous development.
Even though the source code for this amazing wireless pentesting tool was hosted on Google, here is a great Reaver usage documentation that shows how to use it.
You can use it as a great alternative to other wireless penetration testing tools that use brute force attack to crack wifi security keys.
Airsnort is a free wifi pentesting tool that is used to crack wifi passwords for WEP networks. It works by gathering network packets, examining them, and then using them to compose the encryption key once enough packets have been gathered. The Airsnort source code is still available on Sourceforge. Cain and Abel is one of the top wireless penetration testing tools for cracking WEP wifi passwords, particularly for the Windows platform.
Apart from cracking passwords, you can also use these wifi hacking tools to record VoIP conversations, get cache data as well as to get hold of routing protocols for the purpose of ethical hacking. It is an updated tool and is available for all the different versions of the Windows operating system. Infernal Twin is an automated wireless penetration testing tool created to aid pentesters to assess the security of a wifi network. Using this tool you can create an Evil Twin attack, by creating a fake wireless access point to sniff network communications.
After creating a fake wifi access point you can eavesdrop users using phishing techniques and launch a man-in-the-middle attack targeting a particular user. Because this tool is written in Python, you can install in various Linux distros and use it for wireless network auditing and pentesting. Wireshark is a free and open-source wireless penetration testing tool for analyzing network packets.
It enables you to know what is happening in your wireless network by capturing the packets and analyzing them at a micro-level. Even though it might not help you recover plaintext passphrases, you can use it to sniff and capture live data on wifi networks, bluetooth, ethernet, USB among others. However, to use this tool adequately, you need a deep understanding of network protocols in order to be able to analyze the data obtained.
If your system has an enterprise VPN client installed, you may need to uninstall it for the exercises in class. Download and install either VMware Workstation Pro If you do not own a licensed copy of VMware Workstation or Fusion, you can download a free day trial copy from VMware.
VMware will send you a time-limited serial number if you register for the trial at their website. Other virtualization software, such as VirtualBox and Hyper-V, are not appropriate because of compatibility and troubleshooting problems you might encounter during class. Please disable these capabilities for the duration of the class, if they're enabled on your system, by following instructions in this document.
You do not need to bring a Linux system if you plan to use our Linux image in VMware. During the workshop, you will be connecting to one of the most hostile networks on Earth! Your laptop might be attacked. Do not have any sensitive data stored on the system. SANS is not responsible for your system if someone in the class attacks it in the workshop. By bringing the right equipment and preparing in advance, you can maximize what you will see and learn, as well as have a lot of fun. Your course media will now be delivered via download.
The media files for class can be large, some in the 40 - 50 GB range. You need to allow plenty of time for the download to complete. Internet connections and speed vary greatly and are dependent on many different factors.
Therefore, it is not possible to give an estimate of the length of time it will take to download your materials. Please start your course media downloads as you get the link. You will need your course media immediately on the first day of class.
Waiting until the night before the class starts to begin your download has a high probability of failure. Additionally, certain classes are using an electronic workbook in addition to the PDFs. The number of classes using eWorkbooks will grow quickly. It has been amazing to watch the progression of wireless technology and the near ubiquitous adoption of it over the past several years. Wi-Fi has grown in maturity and offers strong authentication and encryption options to protect networks.
Yet many organizations continue to fail to implement these protections appropriately. We have also watched attacker sophistication grow with their toolsets, giving them the upper hand in exploiting technology we rely on for critical tasks.
This pattern has us concerned. With implementation of wireless technology on the rise, the attack surface continues to grow as well. It is not surprising that other wireless protocols have also emerged to satisfy the needs of lightweight embedded device connectivity Zigbee, IEEE It is no longer enough to just be a Wi-Fi expert; you also need to be able to evaluate the entire wireless threat landscape across a whole host of technologies.
We are very excited to deliver even more hands-on labs and a suite of hardware tools to equip modern wireless security analysts with practical skills that they can bring back to their organization and apply on day one. The skills you will build in this class will be valuable for today's wireless technology, for tomorrow's technology advancements, and for other complex systems you have to evaluate in the future. Yerrid, Amazon.
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In Person 6 days Online. Larry Pesce Principal Instructor. What You Will Learn This course is designed for professionals seeking a comprehensive technical ability to understand, analyze, and defend the various wireless technologies that have become ubiquitous in our environments and, increasingly, key entrance points for attackers. International students, please obtain an adapter.
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