Wi-Fi Security - Offensive Defence
Overview
This two day course provides a comprehensive guide to the assessment and testing of an organisation's security posture with regard to its implementation of Wi-Fi communications.
The course spans Wi-Fi standards, their capabilities, operation, intelligence opportunities, threats posed, exploitation and Wi-Fi auditing and pen testing workflow. Attend one day, or all three to suit your needs and or exposure to Wi-Fi security technology and level of hands on required.
We will review the wide range of key processes of Wi-Fi networks from discovery to authentication, association, higher level authentication and dissociation. Each of these areas will examine methods of exploitation as well as mitigation. The course is delivered through presentations, discussions, practical demonstrations and hands on labs.
You will gain practical hands-on experience of implementing and using technical security controls in labs using real world equipment and will be given the skills and tools to create your own Wi-Fi auditing and pen testing suite.
Objectives
- Evolution of 802.11 standards
- Passive intelligence exploitation
- Building COTS Wi-Fi survey kit
- Performing Wi-Fi site survey
- Testing Wi-Fi encryption strength
- Circumventing Wi-Fi encryption through social engineering
- Mitigation techniques
- Common post exploitation activities
- Audit Scoping and Reporting
Training Partners
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Modules
Prerequisites
- This course is aimed at security analysts working in public and private sectors who are looking to ensure that they are aware of the vulnerability exposure and defensive countermeasures through the use of Wi-Fi.
- Familiarity with Linux command line and basic networking principles is encouraged.