As our homes, workplaces, and devices rely more heavily on wireless networks, understanding how to defend them has never been more important. Cyberattacks, identity theft, and unauthorized access can happen to anyone—but with the right knowledge, you can protect yourself long before a threat appears.

This book provides a clear, structured introduction to ethical hacking, with a strong focus on wireless penetration testing—an essential skill in the modern cybersecurity landscape. Using Kali Linux, one of the most trusted and powerful security platforms, you’ll learn how professionals test, evaluate, and secure networks against real‑world attacks.

Inside this comprehensive guide, you will discover:

✔ How to safely set up your own wireless testing lab
✔ A clear explanation of modern wireless vulnerabilities, including KRACK
✔ How ethical hackers analyze hidden networks, wireless packets, and SSIDs
✔ Techniques for capturing and evaluating WPA2 handshakes
✔ How enterprise authentication systems can be tested for weaknesses
✔ Methods used to analyze wireless traffic for security gaps
✔ How encrypted data can be evaluated once a key is compromised
✔ What honeypot attacks, deauthentication attacks, MITM attacks, and DoS attempts look like from a defensive perspective
✔ Step‑by‑step strategies to harden and secure your own wireless network

Designed for beginners and growing cybersecurity professionals alike, this book combines practical examples with easy‑to‑follow explanations—giving you the skills to evaluate and strengthen your own systems ethically and responsibly.

If you’re ready to understand modern wireless threats and learn how to protect your network from sophisticated attacks, start reading now.