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WIRELESS NETWORK PENETRATION TESTING CHECKLIST – A DETAILED CHEAT SHEET

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BALAJI N
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October 28, 2021
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Wireless Penetration testing actively examines the process of Information
security Measures which is Placed in WiFi Networks and also analyses the
Weakness, technical flows, and Critical wireless Vulnerabilities.

Most important countermeasures we should focus on Threat  Assessment, Data theft
Detection, security control auditing, Risk prevention and Detection, information
system Management, Upgrade infrastructure and the Detailed report should be
prepared.



Also Read:    Top 5 Best WiFi Hacking Apps For Android


FRAMEWORK FOR WIRELESS PENETRATION TESTING

1. Discover the Devices which connected with  Wireless Networks.

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2. Document all the findings if Wireless Device is Found.

3. If wireless Device found using Wifi Networks, then perform common wifi
Attacks and check the devices using WEP Encryption.

4. if you found WLAN using WEP Encryption then Perform WEP Encryption
Pentesting.

5. Check whether WLAN Using WPA/WPA2 Encryption .if yes then perform WPA/WPA2
pentesting .

6. Check Whether WLAN using LEAP Encryption .if yes then perform LEAP
Pentesting.

7. No other Encryption Method used which I mentioned above, Then Check whether
WLAN using unencrypted.



8. If WLAN is unencrypted then perform common wifi network attacks, check the
vulnerability which is placed in unencrypted method and generate a report.

9. Before generating a Report make sure no damage has been caused in the
pentesting assets.

ALSO READ:    PENETRATION TESTING WITH YOUR WORDPRESS WEBSITE


WIRELESS PENTESTING WITH WEP ENCRYPTED WLAN

1.Check the SSID and analyze whether SSID Visible or Hidden.

2.  Check for networks using WEP encryption.

3.If you find the SSID as visible mode then try to sniff the traffic and check
the packet capturing status.

4. If the packet has been successfully captured and injected then it’s time to
break the WEP  key by using a WiFi cracking tool such as Aircrack-ng, WEPcrack .

4. If packets are not reliably captured then sniff the traffic again and capture
the Packet.

5. If you find SSID is the Hidden mode, then do Deauthentication the target
client by using some of deauthentication tools such as Commview and Airplay-ng.

6.Once successfully Authenticated with the client and Discovered the SSID , then
again follow the Above Procedure which is already used for discovered SSID in
earlier steps.

7.Check if the Authentication method used is OPN (Open Authentication) or SKA
(Shared Key Authentication). If SKA is used, then bypassing mechanism needs to
be performed.

9.Check if the STA (stations/clients) are connected to AP (Access Point) or not.
This information is necessary to perform the attack accordingly.

If clients are connected to the AP, Interactive packet replay or ARP replay
attack needs to be performed to gather IV packets which can be then used to
crack the WEP key.

If there’s no client connected to the AP, Fragmentation Attack or Korex Chop
Chop attack needs to be performed to generate the keystream which will be
further used to reply ARP packets.

10.Once the WEP key is cracked, try to connect to the network using
wpa-supplicant and check if the AP is allotting any IP address or not.”EAPOL
handshake”

Also Read:   Web Server Penetration Testing Checklist


WIRELESS PENETRATION TESTING WITH WPA/WPA2 ENCRYPTED WLAN

1. Start and Deauthenticate with WPA/WPA2 Protected WLAN client by using WLAN
tools Such as Hotspotter, Airsnarf, Karma, etc .

2. If the Client is Deaauthenticated, then sniff the traffic and check the
status of captured EAPOL Handshake.

3.If the client is not Deauthenticate then do it again.

4.Check whether EAPOL handshake is captured or Not.

5.Once you captured EAPOL handshake, then perform PSK Dictionary attack using
coWPAtty , Aircrack-ng to gain confidential information.

6. Add Time-memory trade off method (Rainbow tables) also known as WPA-PSK
Precomputation attack for cracking WPA/2 passphrase. Genpmk can be used to
generate pre computed hashes.

7.if its Failed then Deauthenticate again and try to capture again and redo the
above steps.


LEAP ENCRYPTED WLAN

1. Check and Confirm whether WLAN protected by LEAP Encryption or not.

2.De-authenticate the LEAP Protected Client using tools such as karma,hotspotter
etc.

3. if client is De authenticated then break the LEAP Encryption using tool such
as asleap to steal the confidential information

4.if process dropped then de authenticate again


PENETRATION TESTING WITH UNENCRYPTED  WLAN

1.Check whether SSID is Visible or not

2. sniff for IP range if SSID is visible then check the status of MAC Filtering.

3, if MAC filtering enabled then spoof the MAC Address by using tools such as
SMAC

4.Try to connect to AP using IP within the discovered range.

5.If SSID is hidden then discover the SSID using Aircrack-ng and follow the
procedure of visible SSID which i Declared above.

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