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Mod 16 Assignment 2

The document outlines a lab scenario for CEH Module 16, focusing on performing wireless attacks to test network security. It details various attack methods such as Wi-Fi encryption cracking and MAC spoofing, and emphasizes the importance of securing wireless networks against vulnerabilities like WEP. The lab objectives include using specific tools to find hidden SSIDs and crack different types of wireless networks, requiring a Windows 10 virtual machine and other resources.

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Mod 16 Assignment 2

The document outlines a lab scenario for CEH Module 16, focusing on performing wireless attacks to test network security. It details various attack methods such as Wi-Fi encryption cracking and MAC spoofing, and emphasizes the importance of securing wireless networks against vulnerabilities like WEP. The lab objectives include using specific tools to find hidden SSIDs and crack different types of wireless networks, requiring a Windows 10 virtual machine and other resources.

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CEH Certification Training

CEH Module 16: Assignment 2

Lab Scenario:

As an expert ethical hacker or pen tester, you must have the required knowledge to
perform wireless attacks in order to test the target network’s security infrastructure. After
performing the discovery, mapping, and analysis of the target wireless network, you have
gathered enough information to launch an attack. You should now carry out various types of
attacks on the target network, including Wi-Fi encryption cracking (WEP, WPA, and WPA2),
fragmentation, MAC spoofing, DoS, and ARP poisoning attacks

WEP encryption is used for wireless networks, but it has several exploitable vulnerabilities.
When seeking to protect a wireless network, the first step is always to change your SSID
from the default before you actually connect the wireless router to the access point. Moreover,
if an SSID broadcast is not disabled on an access point, ensure that you do not use a DHCP
server, which would automatically assign IP addresses to wireless clients. This is because
war-driving tools can easily detect your internal IP address

As an ethical hacker and pen tester of an organization, you must test its wireless
security, exploit WEP flaws, and crack the network’s access point keys

The labs in this exercise demonstrate how to perform wireless attacks using various
hacking tools and techniques

Lab Objectives:

• Find hidden SSIDs using Aircrack-ng


• Crack a WEP network using Wifiphisher
• Crack a WEP network using Aircrack-ng
• Crack a WPA network using Fern Wifi Cracker
• Crack a WPA2 network using Aircrack-ng
• Create a rogue access point to capture data packets using MANA-Toolkit

Lab Environment:

To carry out this lab, you need:

• Windows 10 virtual machine


• Parrot Security virtual machine
• Linksys 802.11 g WLAN adapter
• Web browsers with an Internet connection
• Administrator privileges to run the toolsYou can also download the latest version
of NetSurveyor from the official website. If you do so, the screenshots shown in
the lab might differ

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