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Hello and welcome.
My name is zayd.
I'm an ethical hacker a computer scientist and I'll be your instructor in this course.
As mentioned in the course requirements you need to finish the network hacking section of my general
ethical hacking course or finish my network hacking course before starting this course.
This is because this course builds up on what you learn in these courses.
So the main sections in this course have similar titles to the titles used in the other courses.
That's because like I said it builds up on what you learn in these courses but the content in here is
more advanced.
So in the first section the pre-conception section we're going to be revisiting the pre-conception attacks
and we're going to build up on what you learn to run more advanced attacks.
So we're going to learn how to change your MAC address manually so you can change it on any device that
supports that without relying on any tools.
And we're going to learn how to extend the connection attacks that you know so far and run them against
five gigahertz clients and five gigahertz networks and you're also going to learn how to extend the
authentication attack and target multiple computers and multiple networks at the same time.
Once done with that we're going to move to the gaining access section and the section we're going to
talk about how to gain access to various types of networks and various types of encryptions.
Now by now you know some basic methods to gain access to WPA and WPA too.
But in this course before we talk about the advanced methods to do that I'm going to show you how to
bypass some security implementations that will prevent you from even trying anything against these networks.
So we're going to learn how to discover the names of hidden networks how to run the attacks against
them and how to bypass MAC filtering whether it's implemented using a black list or using a whitelist.
What's wrong with that.
We're going to move to cracking WEP WPA and WPA too.
But in each of these sections we're going to be capturing new more advanced attacks that will either
allow you to get the password quicker or they'll allow you to bypass some security features implemented
by the router or they'll enhance your attack and allow you to target even more secure networks.
And the scores will also going to cover the Malapi and WPA to enterprise which we never spoke about
before.
These are similar to secure networks implemented in colleges and companies where there is an encryption
used.
And even when people connect to the network they have to put a username and password Not only that but
will also cover captive portals.
So these are similar to networks used in hotels and in airports where you went that where there is no
encryption used.
What was the connect you have to put a username and password in the section.
I'm also going to show you how to manually create fake access points.
We're going to break that down into smaller components and then combine it all together to create a
fake access point that looks like any other normal Wi-Fi network.
So we're going to understand exactly how fake access points work and then I'm going to show you how
to use it to gain access to WPA and WPA to networks without running any guessing and without doing a
brute force attack.
You'll also learn how to use that to gain access to captive photos and you'll learn how to use it with
any other scenario that you think of once done with this we're going to move to the post connection
attack section and the section you're going to learn a number of attacks that you can do after connect
to the network.
So all of the attacks that are going to learn here will work against both wife and wired networks.
And here you're going to learn how to become the man in the middle using HRP spoofing how to bypass
histed CPS and sniff sensitive data how to do it and as spoofing all of which you already know what
you're going to learn how to do this manually without relying on scripts like mine in the middle.
So you're going to understand how each of these components work and you'll be able to adapt this to
a number of scenarios regardless of how you become the man in the middle whether you became the man
in the middle using an air piece spoofing attack or using fake access point or using any other method.
Not only that but I'm also going to show you how to properly analyze the flows that flow in your network.
And I'm going to show you how to start creating your own attacks and write scripts to automatically
execute your own ideas and your own attacks.
So by the end of the section if you just have an idea of an attack and there is no tool at all that
does that attack you're going to know how to first of all analyze how the traffic flows and then think
of how you're going to implement this attack.
And you're also going to have the skills to literally write a script that will execute this attack for
you at the end of each of the sections.
We're going to talk about the security aspect and how to secure yourself and your systems from these
attacks.
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