Hacking Wi-Fi Networks with Kali Linux Online Course

Hacking Wi-Fi Networks with Kali Linux Online Course

This course teaches you how to set up a Kali Linux lab, understand network basics, and perform security testing. You’ll learn to gather access point details, crack WEP/WPA/WPA2 encryption, and carry out Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks such as stealing credentials or controlling connected devices. The course also covers protecting yourself against these attacks, ensuring you gain both offensive and defensive cybersecurity skills.

Who should take this course?

This course is ideal for cybersecurity students, ethical hackers, penetration testers, and IT professionals who want to understand Wi-Fi vulnerabilities and strengthen wireless network security. It’s also suitable for tech enthusiasts eager to learn ethical hacking techniques using Kali Linux to test, analyze, and secure Wi-Fi systems against real-world threats.

What you will learn

• Learn to set up your Kali Linux environment
• Dealing with a lot of Kali Linux tools
• Carry out several attacks without having the key
• Gain access to any client account in the Wi-Fi network
• Launch Man in the Middle attack
• Learn the basics of the network

Course Outline

Introduction

• Introduction

Preparation

• Set Up Kali Linux as Your Main OS
• Set Up Kali as a Virtual Machine (VirtualBox)
• Set Up Kali Linux as a Virtual Machine (VMware)
• Configure NAT Network in VirtualBox
• Enhance Your Virtual Machine Performance
• Taking Snapshots of Virtual Machines
• Set Up Windows as a Virtual Machine
• Connecting Wi-Fi Card to the Virtual Machine
• Updating Kali Linux

Networks Basics

• Network Basics
• What is MAC Address? How to Spoof It?
• Install ALFA AC1200 Driver on Kali Linux
• Enabling Monitor Mode on Your Wi-Fi Adapter

Gather AP Information Before Cracking

• Pre-Connection Attacks Introduction
• Scanning for Available Wi-Fi APs Around Us
• Capturing Specific Wi-Fi Access Point packets
• Capturing All Wi-Fi Packets in Both (5/2.4) Ghz Bands
• Disconnect Any Device from Any Wireless Access Point
• Detecting Hidden Wi-Fi Networks
• Jamming Any Wi-Fi Access Point

Cracking WEP Encryption

• Introduction
• Cracking WEP Encryption Explain | Theory
• Cracking WEP Encryption Key Methods
• Cracking WEP Encryption Demo
• Fake Authentication with the Target Network
• Cracking WEP Using Korek Chopchop Attack
• Cracking WEP Using ARP Request Replay Attack
• Cracking WEP Using Hirte Attack

Cracking WEP/WEP2 Encryptions

• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Encryption Explain
• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Encryption Methods
• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Using the WPS Feature
• Capturing the Handshake
• Creating a Wordlist
• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Using Dictionary Attack
• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Using Brute Force Attack
• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Using Rainbow Table
• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Using Hashcat (GPU)
• Cracking WPA/WPA2 Using Evil Twin Attack
• Getting the Username and Password of the Target Router

Hacking WPA-Enterprise Wi-Fi Networks

• WPA Enterprise - Theory
• Install the Required Tools
• Creating a Fake Enterprise Network
• Crack the Hash - Hashcat

Man in the Middle Attacks

• Introduction
• Man in the Middle Attack Explained
• Gathering Information about Connected Clients
• Gather Detailed Information about the Clients
• MITM Attack Using (ARPspoof)
• Capturing Login Credentials
• Bypassing SSL Certificate
• Redirect Any Client to Any Website
• Stealing the Cookies
• Capturing a Screenshot from the Target Browser
• Injecting a keylogger into the target webpage
• Capturing Images from Network Traffic
• Injecting HTML File and Flipping the Images in the Target Browser
• Injecting JavaScript URL and Hooking the Clients with BeEF
• Stealing the Target Accounts with BeEF
• Having Fun with BeEF

Fully Accessing the Connected Devices

• Creating an Encrypted Backdoor
• Testing the Backdoor in the Target Device
• Creating a Fake Browser Update and Hacking Any Client
• Interacting with the Target Computer (Part 1)
• Interacting with the Target Computer (Part 2)

Protect Your Wi-Fi Network from All the Previous Attacks

• Protect Your Wi-Fi Access Point
• Detect ARP Poisoning Attack Using (XARP)
• Detect ARP Poisoning Attack (Wireshark)
• Prevent Your ARP Table from Poisoning
• Detect and Kill Any Meterpreter Session

Extras

• Disconnecting Paired Bluetooth Devices