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802.11 Wireless Forensics
Each day is designed to allow the student to understand the structure and then practically apply that knowledge.
COURSE DETAILS
- Wireless technology overview
- Terminology
- Standards
- Wireless types & properties
- Wireless Hacking Basics
- Why they do it
- How they do it
- Consider the hack before establishing suspects...
- Legal considerations in wireless related investigations
- Laws & legislation
- Warrants
- what to look for
- What to ask
- What to seize
- Detecting wireless presence
- Detecting wireless traffic
- Theory
- Equipment
- Field strength meters
- Wireless enabled computers
- Software tools
- NetStumber
- Bluetooth Sleuth
- Others
- Techniques
- War Driving
- Overview
- Illustration
- War Chalking
- Overview
- Illustration
- Wireless zones & hotspots maps
- Internet
- Signs, brochures & ads
- War Driving
- Practical
- Demo netstumbler
- Demo kismet
- Students detect wireless traffic
- Identifying wireless hardware
- Theory
- Types
- Routers
- Repeaters
- Cameras
- Hard drives
- PDAs/Cellphones
- USB devices
- Antennas
- PCMCIA/EIA
- Locations
- Local
- Exposed
- Concealed
- Walls
- Attics
- Basements
- Remote
- Neighboring buildings
- Long range implementations
- Local
- Practical
- students identify hardware
- Identifying wireless related data and artifacts
- Theory
- Applications
- Wireless setup/administration programs/utilities
- Traffic monitoring/capture/analysis software
- Operating system related
- Windows
- Registry entries
- Shortcuts & mappings to remote volumes, nodes & nets
- Device drivers
- Audit logs
- Linux/Unix
- Device Drivers
- Device list
- Mounts
- Windows
- BIOS
- Powerup wireless adapter status
- Practical
- Students locate/identify data/artifacts
- Detecting wireless traffic
- Wireless Data Acquisition and Analysis
- Wireless traffic in motion
- Capturing wireless traffic
- Theory
- Equipment
- Laptops
- PDA
- Software tools
- BIG list here
- Ethereal
- Kismet
- Practical
- Run ethereal/kismet from linux boot cd
- Analysis of wireless traffic
- Theory
- Software tools
- Reporting
- Theory
- Practical
- Analyze capture logs provided by instructor
- Capturing wireless traffic
- System resident evidence
- Where to find wireless related data
- Acquiring wireless related evidence Tools to use Acquisition methodology
- Analyzing wireless related evidence
- Theory
- Registry analysis
- USB device footprints
- Network connection history logs
- Wireless device logs
- Theory
- Practical
- Analyze mounted image using Paraben tool set
- Wireless traffic in motion
- Reporting
- Suggested format(s)
- Information of significance
This three-day course is only $1,295.00.
Limited Seats for Each Class - | REGISTER NOW --> |
*Course prices are subject to change due to new software releases, location, and other circumstances. Classes are subject to cancellation within two weeks of the class start date. Classes are guaranteed to run if not canceled before this two week period. Students can cancel up to two weeks before the class runs.
Limited Seats for Each Class - | REGISTER NOW --> |
*Course prices are subject to change due to new software releases, location, and other circumstances. Classes are subject to cancellation within two weeks of the class start date. Classes are guaranteed to run if not canceled before this two week period. Students can cancel up to two weeks before the class runs.
 | Students will have the option to complete a written examination covering both theory & application of course concepts. Students must pass with 85% to receive certification. |
