Ethical Hacking - Hacking Wireless Networks

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February 05, 2026

Ethical Hacking - Hacking Wireless Networks

Name: Ethical Hacking - Hacking Wireless Networks
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Ethical Hacking – Hacking Wireless Networks is a practical and security-focused course that explains how wireless networks are designed, how attackers exploit weaknesses in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies, and how to defend against real-world wireless attacks. Wireless networks are everywhere...

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Ethical Hacking

Videos: 36

Time: 1.5 hours

Level: Beginner

Enrolled: 13956 Students

Lectures: 36

Language: English

Certificate: Yes

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Ethical Hacking – Hacking Wireless Networks is a practical and security-focused course that explains how wireless networks are designed, how attackers exploit weaknesses in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies, and how to defend against real-world wireless attacks.

Wireless networks are everywhere — homes, enterprises, cafés, airports, and smart devices. Because of their open nature, they are a prime target for attackers. This course teaches wireless hacking from an ethical and defensive perspective, helping you understand both attack methodologies and effective countermeasures.

What You’ll Learn

How wireless networks work at a technical level
Wireless encryption standards and their weaknesses
Common threats targeting Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
The step-by-step methodology attackers use to hack wireless networks
How to secure and harden wireless environments

Course Modules

1. Insights into Wireless

How wireless networking works
Wireless standards (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax)
Access points, clients, channels, and frequencies
Infrastructure vs ad-hoc wireless networks

2. Encryption in Wireless

WEP, WPA, WPA2, and WPA3 explained
Authentication mechanisms and handshakes
Weaknesses in legacy encryption protocols
Common configuration mistakes in wireless security

3. Threats from Wireless

Rogue access points and evil twin attacks
Deauthentication and jamming attacks
Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks over Wi-Fi
Unauthorized access and data interception

4. The Methodology of Hacking Wireless

Reconnaissance and wireless discovery
Capturing handshakes and packets
Authentication attacks and key cracking concepts
Post-exploitation risks in wireless environments

5. Hacking Bluetooth

Bluetooth architecture and protocols
Bluetooth discovery and enumeration
Common Bluetooth attack vectors
Risks in IoT and mobile Bluetooth usage

6. Countermeasures

Best practices for securing wireless networks
Strong encryption and authentication strategies
Wireless intrusion detection and monitoring
Policies for enterprise and personal Wi-Fi security

Who This Course Is For

Ethical hackers and penetration testers
Cybersecurity students and beginners
Network and system administrators
Anyone responsible for securing wireless networks

Why Wireless Security Is Critical

Unlike wired networks, wireless communications travel through the air — making them easier to intercept and attack. Weak encryption, poor configurations, and outdated protocols are among the leading causes of wireless breaches.

By learning how attackers exploit wireless technologies, you gain the knowledge needed to prevent intrusions, protect data, and secure modern networks.

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