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A wireless security assessment evaluates your WiFi infrastructure for vulnerabilities including rogue access points, weak encryption protocols, credential interception, and man-in-the-middle attack vectors. Fidem Cybersecurity tests enterprise wireless networks using advanced tools and methodologies to identify exploitable weaknesses before they are leveraged by attackers.
WiFi hacking
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Cos’è il Wi-Fi Hacking.
It is a security analysis aimed at testing the vulnerability of Wi-Fi networks. Testers simulate attacks, such as traffic interception or unauthorized access, to identify weaknesses in configurations, encryption or access credentials.
Perché Eseguire un Wi-Fi Hacking.
Running a Wi-Fi test identifies vulnerabilities in corporate networks before attackers can exploit them. It measures how robust your protections really are and guides improvements to defend wireless networks from external and internal threats.
Benefici del Wi-Fi Hacking.
Wi-Fi tests improve the security of corporate networks by detecting any weaknesses that could be exploited. They provide concrete data to implement effective protection measures, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and cyber attacks, strengthening the protection of sensitive data.
What we detect?
- Unprotected entry points in networks that could be exploited to gain unauthorized access.
- Weaknesses in encryption protocols such as WEP, WPA and WPA2, which can be easily broken.
- Missing encryption, allowing interception of data transmitted in cleartext over the Wi-Fi network.
- Exposure to man-in-the-middle attacks that can reveal sensitive traffic between clients and the router.
- Insecure network configurations, such as the use of WEP or a weak WPA password.
How does it work?
- We use deauthentication attacks to force devices off the network — useful for capturing the 4-Way Handshake.
- Capture of the 4-Way Handshake to attempt offline cracking of the Wi-Fi network password.
- We test the WPS protocol, attempting to exploit weaknesses in the Wi-Fi configuration feature.
- Attackers try to intercept Wi-Fi traffic to harvest sensitive data sent in cleartext.
