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Wireless Hacking and defense course Account Manager : Catherine Dupont E mail : [e-mail] EMMERA TH. ROOSEVELT STR. 50 – BE 1030 BRUSSELS 02 725 95 33 02 721 12 45 [e-mail] 12/09/2004 Table of content Table of content............................................................................................................................2 1. Description.................................................................................3 1.1 Content ......................................................................................................................................................3 1.2 Intended audience.....................................................................................................................................3 1.3 What will you learn ? ...............................................................................................................................3 1.4 Attendees pre-requisite ............................................................................................................................4 2. Course Overview ......................................................................................................................5 2.1.Summary of the course............................................................................... ...

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• Publié par: Sies
• Nombre de lectures: 30
• Langue: English

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EMMERA

TH. ROOSEVELT STR. 50 – BE 1030 BRUSSELS



02 725 95 33



02 721 12 45



[e-mail]

Wireless Hacking and defense course

Account Manager : Catherine Dupont

E mail :

[e-mail]

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Table of content

Table of content

............................................................................................................................2

1. Description

.................................................................................................................................3

1.1 Content ......................................................................................................................................................3

1.2 Intended audience.....................................................................................................................................3

1.3 What will you learn ? ...............................................................................................................................3

1.4 Attendees pre-requisite ............................................................................................................................4

2. C

ourse Overview

......................................................................................................................5

2.1.Summary of the course.............................................................................................................................5

2.2 Course Outline ..........................................................................................................................................5

Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................5

Basics and Setup of Wireless Networks (AKA WLAN).........................................................................................5

Architecture of a WLAN .........................................................................................................................................5

Wireless Terminology .............................................................................................................................................5

The threats and their causes.....................................................................................................................................5

The first attacks .......................................................................................................................................................6

The first line of defense...........................................................................................................................................6

The Second Wave of Attack....................................................................................................................................6

Second line of defenses ...........................................................................................................................................6

Third Attack: The client ..........................................................................................................................................6

Third line of defense: The client side ......................................................................................................................6

Next Defense Level .................................................................................................................................................6

PDA attack methodologies ......................................................................................................................................6

3. Pricing

...........................................................................................................................................7

4. Planning

.......................................................................................................................................8

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1. Description

1.1 Content

The course is provided to a minimum of 6 persons, and a maximum of 10.

Price includes:

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Course

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Access to the practical Lab

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For each attendee a laptop

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All software and Operating systems needed

−

Course hands-on on CD

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Software and tools used during the Lab on a CD

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Lunch for attendee

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Coffee - soft drinks.

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Certificate of participation

1.2 Intended audience

;

Decision makers for security and networking, such as directors or managers of

networking, Chief Security Officers, and directors or managers of information

security.

;

Designers, architects, implementers and administrators of WLANs and security.

;

Consultants and integrators for security and IT services.

1.3 What will you learn ?

During this Hands-On course you will acquire a deep understanding of WLAN technologies

and Security. You will also spend half of the time with Hands On hacking, monitoring and

defending wireless network in our Lab, You will also train on the monitoring tools and on

AP's configuration.

Each chapter will be followed by practical example and training. Each hacking demo will be

plasticized by the student. Each security measure will be discussed, applied and tested by

the students.

This course is a real Hacking and defense course, with a lot of practical experiences.

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1.4 Attendees pre-requisite

Due to the very technical aspect of this course, each student need to have already a ground

understanding of the following topics :

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Networking topologies and technologies

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Basic knowledge of Linux and Microsoft Operating systems

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TCP/IP

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Basic of security.

T

he student must have at leave 3 years of proven experience in IT.Participants have to prove their

real appertain to an IT and/or Security services of the company who pay for the course. A coppy of

the ID card (or passport) and a letter from his management will be requested too. Those precautions

are taken to avoid that a would-be hacker participate to this course.

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2. C

ourse Overview

2.1.Summary of the course

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How does a WLAN Work?

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How Intruders penetrate the Lan via the WLAN,

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How to hack and protect a WLAN

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How to Identify and prevent WLAN threads

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How to make a good Security policy for your WLAN

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How to make a Secure WLAN

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How to make a Site security survey

2.2 Course Outline

Introduction

Training overview

Agenda

Practical

Lab overview

Basics and Setup of Wireless Networks (AKA WLAN)

History

Standards in Wifi and 802.11x Technology

Other standards

Some statistics.

Architecture of a WLAN

Design, hardware

The media

Radio Frequency basics

Antennas

Common design

Wireless Terminology

SSID

AP

BEACON ...

The threats and their causes

Against AP

Against Network

Against Client

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The first attacks

Sniffing

Association

AP modification

Wardriving

The first line of defense

Ap configuration

WEP

WPA

Mac Filtering

The Second Wave of Attack

WEP cracking

Theorical WPA cracking

MAC Spoofing

DOS Attack

Second line of defenses

Stronger Encryption, WPA

Cisco LEAP protocol

Authentification , EAP, 802.1x

Dos mitigation

Third Attack: The client

Association

Sniffing

Share

Third line of defense: The client side

Personal Firewall

Detection

Good practices ,Configuration

Next Defense Level

Gateway

IDS, Rogue Access Point detection

Monitoring

Policy, Education

Radius VPN

WLAN Management

PDA attack methodologies

Stumbling

Sniffing

Wardriving, or rather “warwalking”

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3. Pricing

Closed session course

This training is done only for the members of an enterprise. It can be adapted

on measure. The course is calculated for 6 participants, and we accept a

maximum of 8 attendees. Session will be held in English, French or Dutch.

Description

Price Excl.

VAT

Fixed fee for 6

persons

4 days training in our fully

equipped classroom. Lunch and

coffee included

8200 €

Per added attendee

(max 2)

4 days training in our fully

equipped classroom. Lunch and

coffee included

1100 €

Open session course

Made for any IT and network specialist this session is open for candidate from

different companies. A maximum of 8 participants will be accepted. Session will

be held in English, French or Dutch.

Participants

Descriptif

Price Excl.

VAT

Per attendee’s fee

4 days training in our fully

equipped classroom. Lunch and

coffee included

1850 €

A minimum of 5 confirmed inscriptions is mandatory to make the training.

Be careful that any inscriptions must be confirmed by payment of the course’s fee minimum 3 weeks

before the session’s duration.

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4. Planning

Open sessions will be planned in

November January March.

Contact us for more details :

www.emmera.be

[e-mail]