🦑Wi-Fi Hacking Notes: Master Wireless Security!
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Are you curious about wireless network security or aspiring to become a cybersecurity expert? 🌐 This guide to Wi-Fi Hacking explores techniques and tools to test the vulnerabilities of wireless networks—ethically! 💡

🔑 What You’ll Learn in These Notes:
1️⃣ Wi-Fi Security Protocols: WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3 🔒
2️⃣ Common Attacks:
• Deauthentication Attack: Disconnect clients from a network.
• WPS PIN Attack: Exploit weak WPS configurations.
• Handshake Capturing: Intercept authentication traffic for cracking.
3️⃣ Powerful Tools:
• Aircrack-ng Suite: A complete toolkit for testing wireless networks.
• Reaver: Crack WPS PINs.
• Wireshark: Analyze wireless traffic.
• Kismet: Detect hidden networks and sniff packets.
4️⃣ Best Practices:
• Use Kali Linux for a ready-to-go penetration testing environment.
• Learn command-line techniques to work efficiently.
• Practice in controlled environments to ensure ethical testing.

⚙️ Step-by-Step Process for Ethical Hacking

1️⃣ Identify the Target Network: Use tools like airodump-ng to scan available networks.
2️⃣ Capture the Handshake: Disconnect a user with a deauthentication attack and capture the handshake with tools like aireplay-ng.
3️⃣ Analyze the Handshake: Use tools like Aircrack-ng or Hashcat to brute force or analyze the handshake.
4️⃣ Test for WPS Vulnerabilities: Run tools like Reaver to exploit weak WPS pins.
5️⃣ Analyze Network Traffic: Use Wireshark for packet analysis and identifying potential weaknesses.

🛡 Strengthen Your Wi-Fi Security
• Use WPA3 or WPA2 with strong passwords.
• Disable WPS to prevent brute-force attacks.
• Regularly update your router firmware to patch vulnerabilities.
• Use a strong SSID name that doesn’t reveal personal information.

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