■ Ethical Hacking Course: Wi-Fi Security
(Advanced Level)
■ Module 6: Advanced Wi-Fi Attacks
• Evil Twin Attack – setting up a fake hotspot.
• Rogue Access Points – tricking users to connect.
• Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) on Wi-Fi.
• Deauthentication Flooding (advanced use).
■ Module 7: Intrusion Detection & Prevention
• How to detect if someone is hacking your Wi-Fi.
• Tools like Kismet, Wireshark, airodump-ng.
• Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) for Wi-Fi.
■ Module 8: Advanced Tools & Mobile Adaptations
• Bettercap for Wi-Fi MITM.
• Ettercap for sniffing and spoofing.
• How to run these in Termux / Kali Nethunter.
■ Module 9: Defense Strategies
• Detect Evil Twin APs.
• Use VPNs to protect against MITM.
• Secure enterprise networks (WPA2-Enterprise / WPA3-Enterprise).
■ Module 10: Hands-On Challenges
• Lab exercise 1: Create an Evil Twin in your lab and test detection.
• Lab exercise 2: Use Wireshark to spot spoofed packets.
• Lab exercise 3: Simulate MITM and defend with VPN.
■ Practice Quiz
1. What is an Evil Twin Attack, and how can you defend against it?
2. Which tools can help detect a Rogue Access Point?
3. What is the role of a VPN in preventing MITM attacks?
4. Explain how Bettercap can be used in Wi-Fi hacking scenarios.
5. What steps can enterprise networks take to enhance Wi-Fi security?
■ Final Checklist
■ Understood Evil Twin, Rogue AP, and MITM attacks.
■ Learned to use Kismet, Wireshark, and airodump-ng for detection.
■ Practiced Bettercap/Ettercap in a safe lab setup.
■ Implemented VPN for Wi-Fi security testing.
■ Explored enterprise-grade Wi-Fi protections (WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise).
■ Completed lab challenges on Evil Twin, spoof detection, and MITM defense.
■■ Important Note: This advanced course is for educational and research purposes only. Always
use these techniques on your own lab networks. Unauthorized use on others' Wi-Fi is illegal.