Wireless Threat Intelligence Snippets
- What is Wireless Threat Intelligence?
- Wireless Invisibility
- Wireless Ubiquity
- Wireless Vulnerability
- Bastille and TSCM
- Bastille IP
- Bluetooth Vulnerabilities
- Cell Detection – Geofencing
- Cellular Vulnerabilities
- Dashboards – Activity
- Evil Twin Attack Detection
- Massive Multi-Channel Demodulation (M2CD)
- MDM/UEM Integration
- Network Access Control (NAC)
- Solution Overview
- Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities
Excerpt From Introduction to Wireless Threat Intelligence Webinar
Learn about Wi-Fi vulnerabilities from CTO Dr. Brett Walkenhorst
By keeping an eye on Wi-Fi packets, hackers can obtain useful information for things like password cracking and denial-of-service assaults. An especially intriguing subtype is the evil twin assault, in which perpetrators pose as a reliable network in order to deceive targets into connecting, then take advantage of that connection. Hacker gadgets, such Wi-Fi USB rubber duckies, Wi-Fi pineapples, and OMG cables, are sold as pen testing equipment but are actually utilized by shady characters.
Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities — Bastille
