March 2026
Intermediate to advanced
400 pages
15h 45m
English
Wireless networks are susceptible to information theft because, by nature, they transmit to anyone who cares to listen. All that is necessary is an antenna and a receiver tuned to the correct frequency. A client station only needs to listen for an access point’s beacon before sending an authentication request and forming an association.
But that’s not the only way in which information can be stolen. An attacker can install a rogue access point or evil twin to steal user credentials. Attackers can also obtain this information via social engineering. In short, there are many ways an attacker can exploit the natural vulnerabilities of wireless communications to steal information.
For this reason, wireless ...
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