The Wi-Fi Penetration Tester Job Role Path is designed for professionals and aspiring security practitioners who want to build expertise in assessing and securing corporate wireless networks. The course provides hands-on training in evaluating the security of Wi-Fi environments, from attacking modern authentication and encryption protocols to simulating real-world attack scenarios such as rogue access points, man-in-the-middle attacks, and credential harvesting. Students will gain practical experience with industry-standard tools and methodologies, learning how to identify vulnerabilities, exploit misconfigurations, and recommend effective countermeasures. By the end of this Path the participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills required to perform authorized Wi-Fi penetration tests and strengthen the wireless security posture of enterprise corporate environments.
Hard
170 Sections
170 Sections
Required: 3400
Reward: +680
10 Modules included
Medium
16 Sections
Reward: +20
In today's digital age, wireless networks are ubiquitous, connecting countless devices in homes, businesses, and public spaces. With this widespread connectivity comes an increased risk of security vulnerabilities that can be exploited by malicious actors. As such, understanding and securing Wi-Fi networks has become a crucial aspect of cybersecurity. Whether you are an aspiring ethical hacker, a network administrator, or simply a tech enthusiast, gaining a solid foundation in Wi-Fi penetration testing is essential for safeguarding your digital environment.
16 Sections
Medium
13 Sections
Reward: +20
In this module, we delve into the intricacies of WPS, uncovering the common vulnerabilities that plague this technology. From brute-force attacks to more sophisticated exploitation techniques, we will explore how attackers compromise WPS-enabled networks. By understanding these vulnerabilities and their related attacks, you will gain the knowledge necessary to protect your networks and mitigate the risks associated with WPS.
13 Sections
Medium
13 Sections
Reward: +20
In this module, we delve into Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) and the various attacks that can compromise it. We'll explore how to identify access points configured with WEP and demonstrate different methods to exploit its vulnerabilities. As WEP is an outdated and insecure protocol, understanding its weaknesses is crucial for recognizing the need to upgrade to more secure protocols. This module aims to provide insights into WEP’s vulnerabilities and practical techniques for testing its security.
13 Sections
Medium
15 Sections
Reward: +100
This module explores the security challenges of WPA and WPA2 Wi-Fi networks, focusing on WPA/WPA2-Personal and WPA/WPA2-Enterprise. Although these protocols aim to secure wireless communication, attackers can exploit various weaknesses in home and enterprise environments. This module will delve deeper into WPA-Personal and WPA-Enterprise, demonstrating multiple attack vectors to compromise each. Understanding these attack vectors will give you insight into the vulnerabilities that could compromise WPA/WPA2 networks and how to secure them.
15 Sections
Medium
16 Sections
Reward: +100
This module explores the concept of evil twin attacks on Wi-Fi networks, focusing on WPA2, WPA3, and WPA-Enterprise. Despite these protocols being designed with strong security measures, they remain vulnerable to social engineering and rogue access point attacks. We will delve into both manual and automated methods for executing evil twin attacks, demonstrating practical approaches for each network type. Additionally, we will cover advanced MiTM techniques, including DNS spoofing and SSL interception, to highlight how attackers can exploit compromised connections for data interception.
16 Sections
Medium
16 Sections
Reward: +100
Wi-Fi Protected Access 3 improves upon WPA2 by offering stronger encryption, SAE for personal networks, OWE for open networks, and mandatory Protected Management Frames. However, it is not immune to compromise. In this module, we’ll explore practical attack techniques against WPA3 implementations, including OWE, SAE, and Enterprise networks (EAP-PWD), highlighting how vulnerabilities and misconfigurations can be exploited in real-world scenarios.
16 Sections
Medium
17 Sections
Reward: +100
In this module, we delve into a range of methods for identifying and bypassing captive portals, employing both indirect and direct exploitation techniques. We cover tactics such as MAC spoofing, ARP poisoning, DNS tunneling, and credential interception, alongside direct attack vectors like Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), file upload vulnerabilities, file inclusion, and brute force attacks. Additionally, we will examine client hijacking strategies to extract credentials and circumvent portal restrictions. By understanding these attack methods, we can evaluate and enhance the security of captive portal implementations.
17 Sections
Medium
16 Sections
Reward: +20
Password cracking is a cornerstone of wireless penetration testing, as many real-world assessments hinge on the strength of the Wi-Fi password and our ability to break it. Despite its importance, many testers continue to rely solely on dictionary attacks with basic tools and minimal customization. In this module, we’ll go beyond the basics and explore the full spectrum of practical techniques, targeted strategies, and performance-driven optimizations for cracking Wi-Fi passwords.
16 Sections
Medium
30 Sections
Reward: +100
NEW
Wireless network penetration testing presents a unique challenge due to the wide variety of technologies, protocols, and security configurations encountered in the field. This module introduces learners to a range of Wi-Fi pentesting tools, each selected to demonstrate techniques suited for different environments and stages of an engagement. By working through practical examples, learners will gain hands-on experience in choosing and applying the right tool for the task.
30 Sections
Medium
18 Sections
Reward: +100
NEW
This module incorporates a simulated Wi-Fi penetration test from start to finish, emphasizing hands-on techniques that reflect real-world engagements. It involves conducting scoped reconnaissance, assessing wireless configurations, and evaluating common attack surfaces across WPA2, WPA3, and Enterprise deployments. The environment culminates in a demonstration of internal network pivoting, including Active Directory access, all performed within a controlled, simulated environment and in adherence to strict legal and ethical boundaries.
18 Sections