Learn WiFi Security Tips For Cyber Security

Books:

• Mastering Wireless Penetration Testing for Highly-Secured Environments
• Wi-Fi Security
• Kali Linux: Wireless Penetration Testing Beginner’s Guide
• Maximum Wireless Security
• Hacking Exposed Wireless: Wireless Security Secrets
• WarDriving and Wireless Penetration Testing
• Wireless Hacking Projects for Wi-Fi Enthusiasts
• Wi-Foo: The Secrets of Wireless Hacking 1 – 2nd Edition
• Hacking Wireless Networks – The ultimate hands-on guide

Tools:

• Aircrack-ng
• WPS-SLAUGHTER
• Wepcrack
• Wifite
• What-Pro
• Kismet
• hostapd
• nosecleaner
• Pyrit
• WiFi-Pumpkin
• cowpatty
• wifiphisher
• Reaver
• fluxion
• FruityWi-Fi
• WPA2-HalfHandshake-Crack
• Fern-Wifi-Cracker
• Dumpper
• Infernal-Wireless
• cenarius
• mdk3
• Wifi_Trojans
• PwnSTAR
• T2-packetspammer
• Ghost Phisher
• Pyxiewps
• Pixiewps
• subterfuge
• Wraith
• Mana Toolkit

OS:

• XiaopanOS

Blogs:

• Sızma Testlerinde Kablosuz Ağlar Ve Atak Vektörleri
• Kablosuz Ağlar Hakkında (Besim ALTINOK)
• Wireless
• Cracking WPA/WPA2
• corelan.be – Wireless Cracking
• Github – Kablosuz Ağlar

Online Courses:

• WiFi Wireless Security Tutorial
• SecurityTube 
• Ultimate Wi Fi Hacking & Security Series (udemy)
• Learn Wi-fi Hacking/Penetration Testing From Scratch (udemy)

Development:

Libraries:

• winpcap
• pcapy
• scapy (Python)

Hardware:

• Hak5 Products
• HackRFBlue
• Ettus Products
• Reaver

Cheat Sheets :

• Uceka
• IEEE 802.11 Cheatsheet

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