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Wireless Network Penetration Testing Advanced Techniques

Wireless Network Penetration Testing Advanced Techniques
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280×720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 1.5 Hour | 99 MB
Performing tests from the point of view of a skilled attacker is essential to ensure that the wireless networks in your company are secure. This course will teach you advanced techniques with a focus on red teaming attacks.

This course will teach you advanced techniques with a focus on red teaming attacks. You will learn how to perform attacks against your own network using the information gained from this penetration testing course. In this course we will go into detail about how to use a tool called w3af which will help us locate flaws and vulnerabilities in our wireless network

In this course, Wireless Network Penetration Testing Advanced Techniques, you’ll learn techniques that are used by skilled attackers to perform advanced wireless penetration tests.

After taking this course, you will be able to perform security tests from the point of view of a skilled attacker. You will learn how to implement several advanced techniques and tactics to carry out attack scenarios and how they can affect your wireless network infrastructure.

Perform wireless network attacks with a red teaming mindset and advanced techniques.

Wireless network attacks are real. With the popularity of wireless networks, cybercriminals have started targeting these networks for malicious activities. This course will teach you how to conduct advanced wireless network penetration testing using the same methods that skilled attackers use in the real world.

This course is an advanced guide to performing wireless network penetration testing. This course is focused on the red team techniques of neutralizing the security in place and gaining access to the network. Lessons include performing a mock attack, using packet sniffers and hiding your identity, performing reconnaissance to find out what is possible on the network, using tools like Wireshark to gather data about the target to perform attacks, creating fake access points or evil twins and scanning for vulnerabilities in outdated systems. You’ll also learn about some of the most common attacks such as man-in-the-middle attacks where someone intercepts all traffic from endpoints on a network.