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Hacking WEP/WPA/WPA2 WiFi Networks Using Kali Linux 2.0
Course Outline
Course introduction (2:02)
Prepration
Installing Kali Linux as your main OS (6:10)
installing kali linux as a virtual machine (VirtualBox) (4:52)
Installing Kali Linux 2.0 as a Virtual Machine (VMware) (2:37)
Setup Windows as a Virtual Machine (2:27)
Connect the WiFi card to the virtual machine (1:29)
Updating Kail Linux (1:35)
Network Basics
Network Basic explain (2:36)
What is the Mac address and how you can change it (5:23)
Enabling monitor mode on WiFi card (5:29)
Gather AP information Before Cracking
Gather AP information introduction (1:22)
Scanning the WiFi APs in our WiFi range (2:42)
Capturing specific network packets (3:19)
Disconnecting any device from any network (3:34)
How to discover the hidden wifi networks (ESSID) (2:44)
Jamming any WiFi access point (4:41)
Cracking WEP Encryption
Introduction (1:31)
Cracking WEP encryption explain (2:16)
Cracking WEP encryption methods (1:39)
Cracking WEP encryption demo (6:44)
Fake authentication with the target network (4:24)
Cracking WEP using Korek Chopchop Attack (12:59)
Cracking WEP using ARP Request Replay Attack (7:15)
Crcaking WEP using Hirte Attack (10:25)
Cracking WPA/WPA2 Encryptions
Cracking WPA-WPA2 encryption explain (1:12)
Cracking WPA-WPA2 encryption methods (1:39)
Cracking WPA-WPA2 using WPS exploit (6:38)
Capturing the Handshake (4:20)
Creating a Wordlist (5:55)
Cracking WPA-WPA2 using dictionary attack (5:17)
Cracking WPA-WPA2 using bruteforce attack (6:07)
Cracking WPA-WPA2 using Rainbow Table (5:39)
Cracking WPA-WPA2 using Hashcat (GPU) (5:25)
Cracking WPA-WPA2 using Evil Twin attack (11:35)
Getting the username and the password of the target router (4:32)
Man in the Middle Attacks
Introduction (1:12)
Gathering information about the connected clients (2:59)
Gather detailed information about the connected clients (7:10)
Man in the middle attack explain (3:40)
MITM attack using (arpspoof) (7:24)
Capturing login credentials (5:23)
Bypassing SSL certificate (6:38)
Redirect any client from to any website (6:32)
Stealing the Cookies (7:02)
Capture a screenshot from the target browser (4:12)
Injecting a keylogger into the webpage (4:49)
Capturing images from the network traffic (3:35)
Injecting html file and flip the images in the target browser (6:48)
Injecting JavaScript URL and Hooking the client’s with BeEF (6:58)
Stealing the target accounts with BeEF (3:45)
Having fun with BeEF (8:49)
Fully accessing the connected devices
Creating an undetectable Backdoor (4:47)
Testing the Backdoor in the target device (4:29)
Creating a Fake browser Update and Hack any client (4:49)
Interacting with the Target Computer (Part 1) (6:29)
Interacting with the Target Computer (Part 2) (6:11)
Protect your WiFi AP and yourself against all the previous attacks
Protect your WiFi AP againsst all of the previous attacks (7:39)
Detect ARP Poisoning attack using (XARP) (3:21)
Detect ARP Poisoning attack (Wireshark) (5:34)
Prevent your ARP table from poisoning (5:51)
Detect and Kill any Meterpreter Session (6:14)
Extras
Disconnecting paired Bluetooth devices (6:55)
Updating Kail Linux
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