Course Information
Course Overview
Learn Wireless Security, WiFi Penetration Testing, and Network Defense From Fundamentals to Advanced Security Testing
In this course we will explore the complete landscape of wireless networks, how they operate, and how cybersecurity professionals analyze their security. Wireless networks are used everywhere today — from homes and offices to airports, hotels, and public infrastructure — which makes understanding their security extremely important.
This course is structured to help you understand wireless technology from the ground up. We begin with the fundamentals of wireless networking, including frequency bands, channels, wireless adapters, and how devices communicate over WiFi. You will also learn about different wireless adapter modes such as managed mode and monitor mode, which are commonly used in wireless security testing.
As the course progresses, we move into more advanced concepts such as packet analysis, network discovery techniques, hidden network identification, and understanding differences between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless environments. These topics help build a strong foundation for understanding how wireless communication works at a deeper level.
We then explore the security design of major wireless protocols including WEP, WPS, WPA/WPA2 Personal, and WPA2 Enterprise. You will learn how these protocols function, where weaknesses may exist, and how security professionals analyze those weaknesses in controlled penetration testing environments.
The course also includes practical demonstrations that show how wireless security testing is performed in lab environments. Topics include handshake analysis, password strength testing, Evil Twin demonstrations, and understanding authentication systems such as captive portals.
Additionally, we will build a wireless security testing platform using Raspberry Pi. This section explains the fundamentals of Raspberry Pi, how it can be configured for cybersecurity labs, and how it can be used to study wireless networks.
Finally, the course concludes with techniques that show how to secure wireless networks and protect them from common vulnerabilities.
Disclaimer
All demonstrations in this course are performed in controlled lab environments and are intended strictly for educational purposes. The techniques shown are designed to help cybersecurity professionals understand wireless vulnerabilities so they can better secure systems. These methods should only be used on networks and devices that you own or have explicit written permission to test. Unauthorized access to networks or devices is illegal and unethical.
Course Content
- 18 section(s)
- 54 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 01-Setting Up The Lab Environment
- Section 3 02-Wireless Basics
- Section 4 03-Wireless Advanced Concepts
- Section 5 04-WEP Protocol and Attack
- Section 6 05-WPS Attack
- Section 7 06-WPA-WPA2 Protocol
- Section 8 07-WPA-WPA2 Word List Attack
- Section 9 08-WPA-WPA2 Evil Twin Attack
- Section 10 09-WPA-WPA2 CAPTIVE PORTALS Attack
- Section 11 10-WPA-WPA2 Enterprise
- Section 12 11-Maximum Utilization of Minimum Resources
- Section 13 12-Raspberry PI Introduction
- Section 14 13-Raspberry PI Installation
- Section 15 14-WPS Attack using Raspberry PI
- Section 16 15-WPA-WPA2 Wordlist Attack using Raspberry PI
- Section 17 16-How to Secure your Network
- Section 18 Additional Materials
What You’ll Learn
- Understand the fundamentals of wireless networking and how WiFi communication works, Learn advanced wireless networking concepts used in security testing, Discover how to scan and analyze wireless networks and devices within range using professional tools, Understand the WEP protocol and the security weaknesses that led to its deprecation, Learn how security researchers analyze WEP vulnerabilities in controlled lab environments, Understand the WPS protocol and why it can introduce security risks if not configured properly, Learn how security testing tools evaluate WPS-enabled networks, Understand WPA/WPA2 protocols and their security architecture, Learn how the WPA/WPA2 4-way handshake works, Understand how password strength affects WPA/WPA2 Personal network security, Learn how dictionary attacks are used in security testing environments to evaluate password strength, Understand Evil Twin attacks and how they are used in wireless security research, Learn how Captive Portal authentication systems work, Understand common security risks associated with Captive Portal networks, Learn about WPA2 Enterprise authentication systems and their security design, Understand how penetration testers analyze WPA2 Enterprise security configurations, Explore advanced wireless security testing scenarios, Learn how to build a wireless security testing platform using Raspberry Pi, Learn how Raspberry Pi can be used for wireless monitoring and security testing, Learn how to protect and secure wireless networks against common attacks
Reviews
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NNiranjan Kumar Vishwakarma
You should make more video on Evil Twin Attach, captive portal of enterprise organization, and About Respberrypi, Add all command/resources/device link.
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RRalf Raab
"So all you have to do is..." You will hear this often in this course. The second part of this sentence then opens a treasure chest filled with wonders. Really cool. I have gone trough two years ago and still come back to my notes. Examples are up to date and working.
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PPrecious
the lecturer was precise and it was easy to learn
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DDaniel Rizzo
I am very happy with what I learned in this course. Thank you.