Wi-Fi Penetration Testing
Wi-Fi is a preferred way for attackers to infiltrate into an organization’s internal network and gain control to your most invaluable assets. Penetration testing can help identify weaknesses in the wireless infrastructure.
Our penetration tests specific to Wi-Fi networks identifies those components related to the wireless infrastructure, whether they are hidden or not, as well as the security mechanisms that are applied and all the vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
Our approach is to perform an analysis of the radio spectrum allocated to Wi-Fi networks, using special, high-gain equipment to locate AccessPoints. Following this analysis, we identify all the active wireless networks along with their configuration particularities, especially especially hunting the vulnerabilities and the insecure configuration that can allow the attackers to obtain remote access.
The next step is to exploit the identified vulnerabilities and probe their real impact on the organization’s assets.
Wireless penetration testing generally includes:
Identifying Wi-Fi networks, including wireless fingerprinting, signal coverage
Identifying configuration weaknesses, such as encryption misconfiguration, weak passwords, traffic sniffing
Determining the efficiency of Wi-Fi networks isolation from the internal business network
Execute specific attacks like deploying fake access points (evil-twin) and steal credentials from unsuspecting legitimate users
Is A Wireless Network Penetration Test Right For You?
If you are the owner of a Wi-Fi network, you should ask yourself:
Have you identified all your access points within your perimeter? How about rogue access points or user’s brought Wi-Fi routers?
Do you know how far from your premises your Wi-Fi network could be transmitting?
Is it possible that your IT department could misconfigure one or more of the AccessPoints?
If a hacker will manage to connect to your Wi-Fi network, do you know how far will be able to go inside your internal network?
Is the security configuration of your Access Points correctly enabled?
Are there any security controls that you could add to your Wi-Fi network to make it more secure?
The wireless infrastructure testing will be done in several phases: