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​​​🔰Wifi H@cking C0urse Video Tutorial
♻️ Hack WAP2/WAP Wifi 12 Video Tutorials (MP4) and some ZIP Files

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wifi hacking course description 

1. With this wifi hacking course, you'll learn the basics of WiFi hacking and penetration testing. In the first lesson, learn what wireless technologies are and how they work in detail and get an idea of how hackers use Wi-Fi to crack passwords, send emails, and otherwise spy on people. Learn how to monitor network traffic from within a building or office.
2. Learn the secrets to hacking WiFi networks in 21 minutes. This course will teach you how to capture packets and decode it for decoding WEP, WPA, WAP and WPA2 traffic.
3. WEP, WPA and WAP are the most widely used Wi-Fi encryption protocols in the world. All three are based on key exchange protocol but with varying levels of security and connectivity. A key exchange is the mechanism by which a party in possession of a shared key can exchange messages securely with another party who also possesses a shared key. WEP is pre-shared key encryption that uses an outdated 1024 bit AES encryption to create individual keys for each device. WPA uses Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP) in addition to AES that adds some extra security features like Integrity and replay protection, but it's still an easily crackable system.
4. Before we start, it's important to know a little bit about the technology that WiFi can use to secure your network.
5. Hacking is as old as the history of wireless networks. We've been working for over 20 years on this field, but we're still making progress and bringing new ideas to web security!

WIFI 

WiFi (or wireless fidelity) is the technology that allows computers, laptops, and handheld devices to connect to the Internet wirelessly. WiFi is a term used to encompass several related technologies. Although you may use it in your everyday life, you’re probably mostly familiar with WiFi in its most basic form – an access point (also known as a router) that provides wifi for nearby devices.Wifi is a wireless networking technology for exchanging data over short distances. It is generally used for connections within a single building, or to connect devices in different locations in the same building. 

WPA

WPA is a security protocol that provides data encryption using a 64-character key known as the Personalized Initialization Vector (PIV). WEP is an IEEE 802.11i/DSE suite that supports authentication and encryption with a single key. WPA allows you to create up to four network security associations and securely authenticate users by using TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) or CCMP (CCMP).

WAP2 

WAP2 is an upgrade to your current WAP300, with a new and improved form factor. Using the same powerful hardware configured into a smaller package, the new WAP2 still delivers great performance for many years.

WPS

WPS (Wireless Protected Setup) is a Wi-Fi Connectivity standard and certification that enables a wireless access point to connect directly to the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) button on a device without requiring any pairing. WPS simplifies the process of connecting multiple wireless devices over Wi-Fi by eliminating the need for previously required security codes, or PINs.

WIFI JAMMER 

WiFi jammer is a device or a software which prevents communication of devices within specified range by using frequency hopping. WiFi jamming is the act of either disrupting (failing) to receive or transmit data signals in the radio frequency spectrum for security purposes, or for surveillance and/or information gathering. It can also be used by private individuals (in opposition to national intelligence agencies) as an act of civil disobedience.

Fak ap 

Fake authentic ap are a combination of fake and real accounts. They are made very cheap to build trust and popularity among the users.

WIFI admin panel attack 

The WiFi admin panel is the access point of a wireless network, allowing people to configure their device's connection. With minimal knowledge, anyone can gain access to this area and install programs, change settings and deploy new firmware. The administration panel is typically located on a router or gateway device with its own power supply, but it may be located on other products such as however