BackTrack 5 Wireless Penetration Testing – Packt Publishing

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BackTrack 5 Wireless Penetration Testing

Watch and learn about wireless penetration testing using the latest version of the BackTrack penetrating testing suite

“Watch and learn about wireless penetration testing using the latest version of the BackTrack penetrating testing suite

About This Video

An ideal video course that provides the right blend between the theoretical fundamentals and the practical essentials of wireless penetration testing

Covers the various facets of wireless penetration testing including attacks on the WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPS, EAP protocols, DoS attacks, MITM attacks, enterprise wireless attacks, and many more!

Covers some of the latest developments in wireless security penetration testing like WPS PIN brute forcing, cloud-based MS-CHAP decryption using ChapCrack, and many more

In Detail

Wi-Fi is a popular technology that helps satisfy our need for continuous connectivity with some inherent security risks and vulnerabilities. In a society with an increasing level of discoveable Wi-Fi networks, wireless penetration testing allows you to verify whether your own networks are as secure as you’d like them to be.

Armed with the essentials, you will learn how to conduct a host of cutting edge wireless attacks. You will learn how to execute attacks such as WLAN packet sniffing, revealing hidden SSIDs, open authentication by defeating MAC address filters, bypassing shared authentication, cracking WEP and WPA/WPA2 encryption.

In addition to documenting the essentials of wireless penetration testing, we will also discuss setting up rogue APs and wireless evil twins, client-based WEP cracking attacks, wireless infrastructure-based attacks, WPS PIN brute force attacks, denial of service (DoS) attacks, eavesdropping and session hijacking, EAP-based enterprise wireless hacking; and much more. Coverage also includes various countermeasures to protect wireless networks against these types of attacks, in order to help bolster the wireless security of any given network.”

Course Curriculum

Introduction

• Introduction (2:28)

Getting Started

• Requirements for Setting Up Your Wireless Lab (7:26)
• Setting Up BackTrack (Download and Installation) (3:06)
• Setting Up Your Wireless Access Points (APs) and Clients (1:33)

Wireless Networks – Rewards and Risks

• WLAN Theory Essentials (9:32)
• An Introduction to Wireless Frames (11:57)
• An Introduction to aircrack-ng (4:16)
• Capturing and Deciphering Wireless Frames (5:00)

WLAN Authentication – Getting Past Invisible Barriers

• An Introduction to Wireless Authentication Protocols (8:29)
• Revealing Hidden SSIDs (5:24)
• Getting Past Open Authentication by Defeating MAC Filters (4:40)
• Bypassing Shared Key Authentication (SKA) (6:03)

Exploiting WLAN Encryption Flaws

• An Introduction to Wireless Encryption Protocols (7:58)
• Cracking WEP Encryption (6:13)
• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Pre-shared Keys (6:45)
• Connecting to Compromised Networks (4:09)

WLAN Infrastructure – Threats and Countermeasures

• Exploiting Default Credentials (3:49)
• Denial-of-service (DoS) Attacks (5:20)
• Attacking WPS (4:27)
• Evil Twin Attack and Honeypots (4:41)

Advanced Client-based WiFi Attacks

• An Introduction to Client-based Attacks (9:27)
• Attacking Clients using Honeypots (2:00)
• Hands-on Demonstration: Caffé Latte Attack (2:09)
• Hands-on Demonstration: Hirte Attack (1:49)
• Cracking WPA without an AP (3:52)

WLAN Security – Taking It One Step Further

• An Introduction to Man-in-the-middle (MITM) Attacks (5:03)
• Essential Steps: Wireless MITM Attacks (6:14)
• Eavesdropping and Session Hijacking (4:41)
• Detecting Client Security Settings (4:36)

Enterprise Wireless Hacking

• Setting up FreeRADIUS-WPE (5:28)
• Hands-on Demonstration: Cracking PEAP (4:15)
• Hands-on Demonstration: Cracking EAP-TTLS (3:06)
• Security Best Practices for Enterprise WLANs (4:25)

WLAN Penetration Testing – Doing it Effectively!

• WLAN Penetration Testing: Doing it Effectively (4:50)
• Course Conclusion (3:53)