Wireless Attacks

Wireless networks introduce unique attack surfaces that don't require any physical connection to the target infrastructure.

Rogue Access Points

An attacker can set up a fake access point mimicking a legitimate network, tricking users into connecting and unknowingly routing their traffic through the attacker's device.

Deauthentication Attacks

By sending forged deauthentication frames, an attacker can force devices off a legitimate network, often as a step toward capturing handshake data needed for password cracking.

Evil Twin and Man-in-the-Middle Attacks

Once a victim connects to a malicious access point, an attacker can intercept, monitor, or even modify their traffic in a classic man-in-the-middle setup.

Why Wireless Testing Matters

Because wireless signals extend beyond physical walls, wireless security assessments help organizations understand risks that traditional wired network testing wouldn't catch.