When attempting to break into a wireless network, attackers often need to gather multiple authentication attempts which can take time. In this video, Mike Chapple explains how attackers can speed up this process by tricking wireless clients into reauthenticating via disassociation attacks. This technique may also be used to conduct a wireless denial of service attack.
- Many attacks against wireless encryption…require that the attacker collect a large number…of authentication attempts from wireless clients.…Disassociation attacks speed up this time-consuming process.…They may also be used in denial of service attacks…against wireless network.…In an earlier video, I described how attacks…against WEP and WPA require the attacker to collect…information from a large number of wireless…client authentication attempts.…Normally, once a client connects to a network,…it continues to use that wireless network…for an extended period of time without re-authenticating.…
For example, a client might re-authenticate…only once or twice every hour.…On a low-traffic network, this means that it can take…quite a bit of time before an attacker is able…to gather enough information to conduct an attack.…The WiFi standard provides access points with the means…to immediately disconnect devices from the network.…This is often used when the network…detects a rogue network connection.…The access point sends a special frame,…
Author
Mike Chapple
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- Comparing viruses, worms, and Trojans
- Backdoors and logic bombs
- Understanding the attacker
- Attack types: from denial of service to brute force attacks
- Preventing insider threats
- Wireless attacks
- Understanding cross-site scripting
- Preventing SQL injection
- Social engineering
- Scanning for vulnerabilities
- Penetration testing
- Assessing the impact of vulnerabilities
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 47s
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1. Malware
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Looking at advanced malware4m 25s
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Advanced persistent threats3m 40s
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2. Understanding Attackers
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Cybersecurity adversaries4m 11s
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Threat intelligence2m 37s
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3. Understanding Attack Types
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Denial of service attacks4m 25s
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Eavesdropping attacks4m 5s
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Network attacks6m 19s
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Network address spoofing3m 25s
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Password attacks8m 22s
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Watering hole attacks3m 6s
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4. Wireless Attacks
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Wireless eavesdropping4m 36s
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WPA and WPS attacks3m 30s
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Propagation attacks3m 42s
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Disassociation attacks2m 41s
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RFID security2m 56s
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5. Application Attacks
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Application security4m 16s
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Preventing SQL injection5m 7s
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Clickjacking1m 53s
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Overflow attacks3m 25s
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Session hijacking3m 50s
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Malicious add-ons2m 26s
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Code execution attacks3m 2s
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Driver manipulation2m 45s
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Error and exception handling3m 52s
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6. Social Engineering Attacks
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Social engineering5m 31s
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Impersonation attacks4m 45s
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Physical social engineering2m 27s
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7. Vulnerability Scanning and Penetration Testing
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Security assessment tools5m 50s
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Scanning for vulnerabilities5m 35s
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Assessing threats3m 14s
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Threat assessment techniques2m 41s
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Penetration testing3m 56s
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8. Impact of Vulnerabilities
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Vendor vulnerabilities4m 21s
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Memory vulnerabilities4m 9s
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Conclusion
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Next steps42s
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