“BackTrack WiFu”
BackTrack Wifu is an online Wireless Security Training class designed for penetration testers and security enthusiasts who need to learn to implement various active and passive Wireless (802.11 2.4 GHz) attacks. The course is based on the Wireless Attack suite – Aircrack-ng.
BackTrack Wifu was designed by Thomas d’Otreppe and Mati Aharoni in an attempt to organize and summarize today’s relevant WiFi attacks. This wireless security training will kick-start your WiFu abilities, and get you cracking WEP and WPA using the latest tools and attacks in no time! ”Learn how to protect your wireless network, by first learning how to break it.”
How It Works
Your registration to the WiFu Online course entitles you to the downloadable “Offensive Security Wireless Attacks” course videos. You can watch these videos using a PC with speakers and a modern browser – at your own leisure.OSWP Certification
Students who successfully complete the Offensive Security Wireless Professional certification challenge receive the OSWP certification.Pre-Requisites
Unlike “Pentesting with BackTrack (offsec 101)” or “Cracking The Perimeter”, the labs for this course will be hosted by the student. The student is expected to purchase or previously own a dedicated Wireless Access Point and a wireless card which supports traffic injection. More information can be found on the Aircrack-ng site located here. If unsure which hardware to get, we can recommend hardware models and versions which are known to work with the course.Perks and Bonuses
Offensive Security Wireless Attacks qualifies you for 10 ISC2 CPE Credits. This applies to students who successfully complete the OSWP certification.More information
More information and course syllabus - here.View a demo training session here
Class Fees
Still at introductory rates!
| Item | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Offensive Security Wireless Attacks – BackTrack WiFu + Certification | $350 |
| Offensive Security Wireless Attacks – Certification Retake | $80 |
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