Awesome! I hope you enjoyed the demos.
But before we go,
let me give you some more information in case you want to learn
more about wireless security assessments. First,
as I mentioned at the beginning of the course, aircrack‑ng is a framework
that has tons of other features such as package replays,
fake access points, and much more, If you're interested to learn all the
aircrack capabilities, access the official aircrack‑ng.org website.
It has tons of good documentation on all the tools in the framework.
Also, if you're interested in cracking WPA2 networks,
I do recommend you preparing some good WPA2 password lists. In this
link you are seeing here, you'll find several password word lists that
can be used to brute force WPA2 passwords.
Also,
if you're interested in learning more about wireless penetration
testing, there are few courses here at Pluralsight that are
focused on wireless penetration testing.
Personally, I do recommend you watching the Wireless Penetration Testing course,
which covers the aircrack tool and some other really
interesting Wi‑Fi pen testing tools.
The interesting part of this course is that you'll learn not only how
to perform the attacks, but also how the attack works and the theory
behind it. And similar to that course, we have the advanced techniques
for wireless penetration testing, which is a continuation of the previous course.
In there, you'll learn things such as rogue access points,
fake captive portals, and much more.
So that's it.
I hope you enjoyed this course, and I hope you have one more useful
tool in your red team toolbox. Make sure you practice what you
learned here at home so then in a read team assessment you'll be
ready to crack some Wi‑Fi networks.
So, thank you for watching, and I'll see you soon.