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Kali Linux Wireless Penetration Testing Cookbook

By : Sean-Philip Oriyano

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Kali Linux Wireless Penetration Testing Cookbook

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Overview of this book

More and more organizations are moving towards wireless networks, and Wi-Fi is a popular choice. The security of wireless networks is more important than ever before due to the widespread usage of Wi-Fi networks. This book contains recipes that will enable you to maximize the success of your wireless network testing using the advanced ethical hacking features of Kali Linux. This book will go through techniques associated with a wide range of wireless penetration tasks, including WLAN discovery scanning, WEP cracking, WPA/WPA2 cracking, attacking access point systems, operating system identification, vulnerability mapping, and validation of results. You will learn how to utilize the arsenal of tools available in Kali Linux to penetrate any wireless networking environment. You will also be shown how to identify remote services, how to assess security risks, and how various attacks are performed. By finishing the recipes, you will feel confident conducting wireless penetration tests and will be able to protect yourself or your organization from wireless security threats.

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Sections

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Free Chapter

Kali Linux and Wireless Networking

Introduction

Installing Kali Linux

Installing Kali Linux on a PC

Installing Kali in a virtual environment

Updating Kali Linux

Preparing for wireless pentesting

Attacking Access Controls

Introduction

Working with war driving

Mapping access points and increasing accuracy

Creating a rogue access point

Evading MAC filtering with MAC spoofing

Identifying promiscuous clients

Attacking Integrity Controls

Introduction

Sniffing on a wireless network

Working with monitor mode and packet injection

Performing a data replay

Cracking WEP

Attacking Confidentiality

Introduction

Creating an evil twin

Man-in-the-middle with wireless

Cracking WEP

Attacking Availability

Introduction

Executing a deauthentication flood

Detecting beacon frames

Spoofing beacon frames

Creating a beacon flood

ARP cache poisoning

Authentication Attacks

Attacks against authentication

Types of attack

WEP attacks

WPA and WPA2 attacks

Attacking WPS

Bluetooth Attacks

Introduction

A brief history of Bluetooth

Bluetooth in operation

Vulnerabilities in Bluetooth

Selecting the Bluetooth hardware

Types of attack

Bluesmacking

Bluejacking

Bluesnarfing

Introduction

As we learned in the previous chapter, the integrity of data is an essential component of security, but it is only one piece of the CIA triad. Another leg of this triad is the aspect of confidentiality, which addresses the issues relating to the protection of information against unauthorized disclosure. This aspect alone can be a make or break issue for an organization, as losing control of information and having that same information appear on a website, in a newspaper, or another outlet can be the source of a lot of negative consequences—including lawsuits.

A great example of how a compromised wireless network can lead to serious consequences against a company is that of retailer TJ Maxx.
In the early 2000s, TJ Maxx left a wireless network unsecured, and it was this access point that was later discovered and used by cybercriminals to gather sensitive customer...

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