Description

Wireless LANs have been widely deployed in the past few years, simultaneously introducing an explosion of security issues and unique vulnerabilities, the majority of available wireless networks not being properly secured.

This one day course will bring you up to date with most advanced Wi-Fi security technologies, far beyond what you could expect from a Wi-Fi security 101 or workshop, providing detailed, up to date, in-depth informations and technics. Mixing both lecture and hands-on, it offers a practical approach of Wi-Fi (in)security, learning and practicing very latest Wi-Fi exploitation and penetration technics, as well as state of the art protection protocols and best practices for secure wireless networks deployement.

Topics

Wi-Fi insecurity

• 802.11 intrinsec weaknesses and basic tricks

• WEP cracking fundamentals and technics (inc. fragmentation attack)

• Applied malicious traffic injection

• Pentesting a Wi-Fi network

Wi-Fi security

• 802.1x authentication

• Wi-Fi Protected Access

• IEEE 802.11i/WPA2

• Wi-Fi Protected Setup

• Secure 802.11 features and network architectures

Prerequisites

• Ethernet and TCP/IP

• 802.11 network experience

Prerequisite material

Each student must bring his own laptop running his own Backtrack v1.0 Final CDROM with wireless traffic raw injection compatible adapter (Atheros based adapter strongly recommanded).