This document provides information about a 1 day wireless penetration testing course offered by Cyber 51 LLC. The course is designed to give attendees hands-on skills in ethical hacking of wireless networks, including cracking wireless encryption like WEP, WPA, and WPA2, performing man-in-the-middle attacks, spoofing ARP and DNS, and identifying rogue access points. Attendees will learn techniques that hackers use and how to secure systems from these threats. The course aims to help information security professionals and IT managers enhance their skills and careers in ethical hacking and wireless security.
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1 Day Wireless Penetration Testing Course
1. Cyber
51
LLC
267
Kentlands
Blvd.
#800,
Gaithersburg,
Maryland,
20878,
USA
Email:
info@cyber51.com
Phone:
(301)
830-‐6702
1 Day Wireless Penetration Testing
Wireless Networks make businesses more efficient and life easier. However, after Social Engineering
attacks, Wireless attacks are the second most popular way for attackers to break into networks and
steal information.
Who Should Attend?
The ultimate Wireless Hacking Day is a must for networking professionals, IT Managers, Penetration
Testers and anyone concerned with IT Security around Wireless Networking. Wireless and BYOD
enables productivity but introduces whole new attack vectors and attack surface.
Prerequisites
A working knowledge of TCP/IP, Linux and Windows.
VMware Player with a copy of Kali Linux
ALFA Networks AWUS036H USB 500mW or other card which supports injection
Objectives
This class is designed to give attendees an in-depth insight around Wireless Security and the
associated threats. Additionally delegates will gain the skills to effectively test the security of their
Wireless infrastructures and how to secure them appropriately.
Course Content
Brief recap on Wireless Basics
Cracking WEP encryption
Cracking WPS
Cracking WPA / WPA-2 PSK encryption incl. Dictionary attacks
Man in the Middle Attacks Overview
ARP and DNS spoofing in a Wireless cell
Rogue Access Points and Evil Twins
Wireless Denial of Service (DoS)
Bluetooth Hacking
2. Cyber
51
LLC
267
Kentlands
Blvd.
#800,
Gaithersburg,
Maryland,
20878,
USA
Email:
info@cyber51.com
Phone:
(301)
830-‐6702
Price:
$497.00 USD per delegate (scheduled) or $1,600.00 / day + T&E when delivered in-house
What will you learn?
See The World from a Hackers perspective
Learn Ethical Hacking
Get to Know The Tools Hackers use
Use that Knowledge to Secure Your Systems!
Start Or Enhance Your Career in IT Security
Earn respect amongst colleagues
Get trained by some of the best Consultants
Why Train with us?
We offer a unique Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking Coaching program, which is very different
from anything else out there.
Your Benefits:
No death by PowerPoint slides => hands-on Ethical Hacking!
Small groups delegates per training to maximize time for questions
In-House option available for businesses. Contact us!
Instructors are some of the industry’s best Consultants, not just instructors.
Important Note: We will make every delegate sign an NDA & Confidentiality agreement prior to the
start of the training. This is necessary so that delegates to do not abuse the knowledge gathered in
our Ethical Hacking Training. Any knowledge acquired is intended to be used for legal purposes only
and you will be held fully responsible for any wrong-doing.
Please also note, that we may do a background check on delegates prior to attending and may share
delegate information with the US police and/or other US government bodies if requested.We also
reserve the right to decline delegates from attending with no reasons given, if we suspect the
delegate’s intention to be malicious. We are teaching people to become Ethical Hackers and not
Cyber Criminals.
Our Pentest Training is for study and education purposes only and we cannot be held responsible for
any damage caused by improper use of the tools and methods described. It is illegal in most countries
to perform penetration tests without a written prior agreement of the network/system owner. Hacking
carries severe penalties.