The Complete Wifi Hacking & Network Security Course
 

Learn Ethical WiFi Hacking, Penetration Testing, and How to Secure Wireless Networks
What you'll learn
Understand how wireless networks (WiFi) function and how they are structured
Identify and exploit vulnerabilities in WEP, WPA, and WPA2 WiFi networks
Set up a secure WiFi hacking lab using Kali Linux and virtual machines
Use industry-standard tools like Aircrack-ng, Reaver, Wifite, Wireshark, and more
Capture and crack WiFi passwords using various attack techniques
Perform real-world attacks such as deauthentication and evil twin (fake access point) attacks
Sniff and analyze packets to gather sensitive information from wireless traffic
Launch Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks to intercept and manipulate data
Understand how to defend against WiFi hacking and secure wireless networks
Learn the legal and ethical guidelines for wireless penetration testing
Requirements
Basic understanding of computers and networking is helpful but not required
A computer or laptop (Windows, macOS, or Linux) with at least 4GB RAM
A compatible external WiFi adapter that supports monitor mode and packet injection (recommended for hands-on attacks)
No prior hacking or cybersecurity experience needed - this course starts from the basics!
Description
Welcome to The Complete WiFi Hacking & Network Security Course - your ultimate guide to mastering the art of ethical WiFi hacking and protecting wireless networks from real-world threats. Whether you're a complete beginner or a tech-savvy learner looking to level up your cybersecurity skills, this course is designed just for you!In today's digital world, wireless networks are everywhere - at home, in coffee shops, at the office - and they are constantly at risk of being attacked. Hackers target these networks to steal sensitive data, spy on users, or cause disruptions. The only way to protect your networks is to understand how these attacks work - and that's exactly what this course teaches you.This hands-on course focuses on ethical WiFi hacking, showing you the exact tools and techniques used by real-world hackers - all in a legal and educational context. You'll use powerful platforms like Kali Linux and tools such as Aircrack-ng, Wifite, Reaver, Wireshark, and more to perform professional WiFi penetration tests.You'll start with the basics - learning how wireless networks function, the vulnerabilities in WEP, WPA, and WPA2, and the different types of attacks hackers use. Then you'll dive deep into real-world scenarios, learning how to:Capture and crack WiFi passwordsLaunch deauthentication and evil twin attacksSniff and analyze network trafficProtect against these threatsBy the end of this course, you'll not only be able to hack WiFi networks ethically but also know how to secure them effectively.What You'll LearnHow wireless networks work and how they can be attackedHow to set up a secure WiFi hacking lab using Kali LinuxCracking WEP, WPA, and WPA2 passwordsSniffing packets and analyzing network traffic with WiresharkPerforming deauthentication and Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacksCreating fake access points (Evil Twin Attacks)Using tools like Aircrack-ng, Wifite, Reaver, and moreHow to protect and secure wireless networks from attacksLegal and ethical considerations in wireless penetration testingJoin me in this course and take your first step toward becoming a skilled ethical hacker and wireless security expert. Let's dive in and explore the world of WiFi hacking - responsibly and professionally!
Who this course is for
Aspiring ethical hackers who want to specialize in wireless network security
Cybersecurity students looking to gain practical, hands-on experience with WiFi penetration testing
IT professionals and network administrators who want to secure their wireless networks against real-world attacks
Tech enthusiasts interested in learning how WiFi hacking works - legally and ethically
Beginners who have little or no experience in hacking but want to learn step by step
Anyone preparing for CEH, OSCP, or other cybersecurity certifications who wants a solid foundation in wireless security