Ethical Hacking: Wireless Hacking

Wireless networks are everywhere—homes, offices, coffee shops, airports, and beyond. While convenient, wireless technologies introduce unique vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit to gain unauthorized access, steal data, or disrupt services. With organizations increasingly reliant on wireless communication, cybersecurity professionals must develop the skills to identify, test, and secure these environments.
Wireless Hacking Ninja is a hands-on training program designed for beginners and aspiring cybersecurity professionals who want to learn practical wireless security skills. This course takes you step by step through essential tools and techniques used in ethical hacking, including Aircrack, Reaver, Wi-Fi Pineapple, Ubertooth, Kismac, and Metasploit. You’ll also explore advanced topics such as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) hacking, software-defined radio (SDR), and man-in-the-middle attacks, gaining exposure to the real-world methods adversaries use—and how to defend against them.
Each module is paired with practical exercises that immediately put your skills to the test, ensuring you not only understand the concepts but can also apply them in realistic scenarios. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to analyze wireless networks for vulnerabilities, execute penetration testing techniques responsibly, and recommend mitigation strategies.
With cybersecurity talent in high demand worldwide, this course equips you with valuable skills that can help you pursue certifications and land entry-level positions in the field. Whether you’re just starting your cybersecurity journey or adding wireless expertise to your toolkit, Wireless Hacking Ninja provides the knowledge, tools, and confidence to step into the role of a modern security professional.

Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
1. Explain common vulnerabilities in wireless networks.
2. Use Aircrack and Reaver for wireless penetration testing.
3. Conduct man-in-the-middle attacks with Wi-Fi Pineapple.
4. Perform Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) security testing with Ubertooth.
5. Apply software-defined radio (SDR) for wireless exploration and analysis.
6. Utilize Kismac for wireless network detection and auditing.
7. Execute wireless exploitation techniques using Metasploit.
8. Recommend countermeasures to strengthen wireless security.

Target Audience
• Beginners interested in starting a cybersecurity career.
• IT professionals looking to expand into penetration testing or wireless security.
• Students preparing for cybersecurity certifications.
• Ethical hackers seeking practical wireless hacking skills.

Prerequisites
• Basic understanding of computers and networking concepts.
• A laptop with internet access (Linux knowledge helpful but not required).
• Willingness to learn hands-on through practical exercises.