How to Attack Modern Wireless Networks - Introduction

The video tutorial covers the security of modern wireless networks, focusing on protocols like WEP, WPA, WPA2, and WPA3. It explains the IEEE 802.11 standard and its lack of security features, leading to the development of these protocols. The tutorial compares the security levels of WEP, WPA, and WPA2, highlighting their encryption methods and vulnerabilities. It also discusses Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) and its potential security risks. The video introduces tools for wireless attacks, such as airmon, airodump, and aireplay, and provides guidance on setting up a virtual environment using Kali Linux for practical exercises.

Which of the following protocols was introduced most recently?

• WPA3

• WPA2

• WPA

• WEP

What is the primary cipher used in WPA2?

• RC4

• Blowfish

• AES

• DES

What does WPS stand for?

• Wi-Fi Protected Setup

• Wi-Fi Protocol Security

• Wireless Protocol Standard

• Wireless Protected Security

Which tool is used to put the wireless card into monitoring mode?

• Fern Wi-Fi

• aireplay

• airodump

• airmon

What is the purpose of the Reaver tool?

• To monitor network traffic

• To perform WPA2 attacks

• To crack WEP keys

• To hack WPS

What is a common issue when using a virtual machine for wireless attacks?

• No access to built-in network card

• Incompatibility with Kali Linux

• Limited storage space

• Lack of processing power

What type of handshake does Wi-Fi use?

• Five-way

• Two-way

• Three-way

• Four-way