2nd Annual Virginia Cybersecurity Education Conference

With the widespread of WiFi nowadays, it is important to show students how WiFi exploitation happens in practice. The theory behind exploiting WEP and WPA2 has been available for a number of years. However, it has not been easy to offer students the opportunity to apply these theories in a real environment. In this workshop, you will learn about WiFi access points which can be configured for exploitation. We will discuss scenarios where WEP access points have connected clients and no connected clients as well as WPA2. You will learn how Raspberry Pis can be used to act as the necessary clients for those access points. In addition, you will have access to the Raspberry Pi scripts and all access point configuration directions.