Advanced Network Penetration Testing

This lesson serves as a teaser for converting downloads to trojans in Windows 10.

This lesson provides an overview of the course content and objectives.

This lesson offers an overview of pre-connection attacks in network penetration testing.

This lesson explains the manual process of spoofing a MAC address.

This lesson discusses techniques for targeting 5 GHz networks during penetration testing.

This lesson demonstrates how to deauthenticate a client from protected WiFi networks.

This lesson covers the process of deauthenticating multiple clients from protected WiFi networks.

This lesson explains how to deauthenticate all clients from a protected WiFi network.

This lesson provides an overview of gaining access in network penetration testing.

This lesson focuses on discovering the names of hidden networks during penetration testing.

This lesson covers techniques for connecting to hidden wireless networks.

This lesson discusses methods to bypass MAC filtering by using blacklists and whitelists.

This lesson explains the process of cracking SKA WEP networks.

This lesson focuses on strategies for securing systems against the previously discussed attacks.

This lesson demonstrates how to sniff captive portal login information while in monitor mode.

This lesson covers sniffing captive portal login information using ARP spoofing techniques.

This lesson introduces the creation of a fake captive portal.

This lesson details the process of cloning a login page for a fake captive portal.

This lesson focuses on fixing relative links in the cloned login page.

This lesson covers how to add a form tag to the login page.

This lesson explains how to add a submit button to the login page.

This lesson prepares the computer to run the fake captive portal.

This lesson covers the steps to start the fake captive portal.

This lesson demonstrates how to redirect requests to the captive portal login page.

This lesson explains how to generate a fake SSL certificate.

This lesson covers enabling SSL/HTTPS on the web server.

This lesson introduces the concept of exploiting WPS for network access.

This lesson discusses how to bypass the 'failed to associate' issue.

This lesson explains methods for bypassing 0x3 and 0x4 errors.

This lesson covers the concept of WPS lock and how to bypass it.

This lesson explains the process of unlocking WPS.

This lesson introduces advanced wordlist attacks in WPA/WPA2 cracking.

This lesson discusses saving the cracking progress using Aircrack-ng.

This lesson covers using large wordlists with Aircrack-ng without wasting storage.

This lesson covers methods to save cracking progress while using large wordlists to optimize storage usage.

This lesson demonstrates techniques to accelerate WPA/WPA2 cracking using GPU resources in the first part of a two-part series.

This lesson continues the discussion on utilizing GPU resources to further enhance the speed of WPA/WPA2 cracking.

This lesson explains the concept and functionality of the Evil Twin Attack in WPA/WPA2 cracking.

This lesson guides the installation of necessary software for executing the Evil Twin Attack.

This lesson details the process of stealing WPA/WPA2 keys using the Evil Twin Attack without the need for guessing.

This lesson focuses on debugging and fixing issues related to the login interface in the Evil Twin Attack.

This lesson outlines what WPA/WPA2 Enterprise is and how it operates.

This lesson explains the methods for hacking WPA/WPA2 Enterprise networks.

This lesson covers techniques for stealing login credentials from WPA/WPA2 Enterprise networks.

This lesson discusses methods for cracking login credentials obtained from WPA/WPA2 Enterprise.

This lesson provides strategies for securing systems against the discussed gaining access attacks.