Wi-Fi-So-Serious

Level of Instruction: Beginner

Instructed by: James Hawk, Brian Burnett

Abstract:

In Wi-Fi-So-Serious, we will explore setting up and troubleshooting a 802.11(Wi-Fi) assessment rig. Then, we will look at passive reconnaissance and cracking different Wi-Fi security protocols. Using the Kali Linux VM, we will set up our 802.11 cards in monitor mode and configure them to collect PCAPs. Participants will be taught the methodology and commands needed to troubleshoot wireless cards in Linux. We will work with command line tools like iw, iwconfig, hostapd, wpa_cli, and wpa_supplican along with others. Next, the course challenges participants to perform passive collections and work with Wireshark display filters. The course then covers cracking common 802.11 security protocols with Aircrack-ng, Wifite, Airgeddon, Reaver, and Wacker.The Wi-Fi-So-Serious workshops concludes with a Capture The Flag (CTF) so that participants can apply the course content with hands on keyboard. Participants will also learn how to set up a lab they can take home with them

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