WIFI Hacking With Kali 2021
WPA or wpa2 encryption which can contain some information are the handshake packets so handshake packets are the packets which we can use to crack the key or or get the password and what handshake packets are that once you try to connect to a network or when you try to connect to a Wi-Fi or an AP a handshake occurs actually so a handshake is is is a combination of four different packets where when you try to connect to it so you will send a request to the AP that I want to connect then it will send a response back and ask you to send the password if you have it then it will process it for you in in the third packet and in the fourth packet it will authenticate you or it will tell you that yes you have the right password.
Topics Cover In This Course
Basics:
- Intoduction
- Disclaimer
- Setting Up
- Make Kali Linux Bootable
- Set up Kali Linux in Vmware
- Kali Linux Latest Version
- History of Wi-Fi and its vulnerbility
- Setting up environment for penetration testing
- Installing Kali Linux
- Dual boot Kali Linux with Windows
- Basic Linux commands
- Special command related to hacking
Advanced:
- Getting a Handshake and Data Capture
- WEP hacking
- Counter measure for WEP
- Reaver(WPA)
- Cracking WPAWPA2 with hashcat
- WPA2 Password Crack - Gerix Wifi Cracker
- WiFi hacking with Kali 2.0
- counter measure for reaver
- Built-in Kali word list rockyou
- Using Aircrack and a Dictionary to crack a WPA Data Capture
- Using Hydra to gaining access to admin login of a router
- key logger Wi-Fi
- Keylogger Wi-Fi counter measure
- Bypassing Mac address filtering
- Increasing wireless transmit power
- Remove Device from Wi - Fi
- WiFi Jammer using Websploit
- WiFijammer
- WiFi password hack using WiFi phisher
- Man-In-The-Middle Attack (driftnet) using Hakku Framework tool
- wifi password crack using FLUXION
- Breaking a WPS PIN to Get the Password with Bully
- Cracking Wifi WPAWPA2 passwords using pyrit cowpatty
- Hostapd-wpe
- Kick all users off your network except you
- Wifi Hacking With Kali Last lecturer
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