Code for DC CryptoParty Agenda | June 11, 2019
WiFi Security with Austin
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Today's Session
WiFi (in)security
Note: Do NOT attempt todays session on WiFi Networks that you do not own or have written authorization from the network owner.
Objective
- Discuss different standards for WiFi Security and encryption
- Demonstrate sniffing on an unencrypted WiFi Network
- Demonstrate how WEP has been bypassed
- Show how attacks against WPA2 Personal networks are conducted
Activity
- Talk about the history of WiFi Security
- Questions
- Show unencrypted WiFi traffic
- Show WEP vulnerabilities
- Look at a WPA2 Personal network
Tools
- Kali Linux with a WiFi card
- I will be using the TP-Link TL-WN722N
- This may work with the card in your laptop
- Kali Linux Tools include
- Airmon-ng
- Airodump-ng
- Kismet
- Wireshark
- Aircrack-ng
- Wifite
- WiFi networks that we are authorized to Sniff and Break the encryption on
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