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Wireless networks are a standard feature in modern organizations, supporting employee connectivity and, in many cases, guest access. While convenient, these wireless networks often become overlooked attack surfaces. We provide comprehensive wireless penetration testing to evaluate your organization’s wireless security posture, identify vulnerabilities, and simulate real-world attack scenarios.
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Our security engineers assess the strength of WPA/WPA2/WPA3 implementations, conduct

Evil Twin

Rogue Access Point Attacks

Test WPA2-Enterprise Authentication

Analyze Network Segmentation

Our Wireless Testing Methodology

Our approach is grounded in industry best practices (include NIST SP 800-115 Technical Guide to Information Security Testing and Assessment and the OWASP Testing Guide v4) and combined with our internally developed methodologies.

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1. Planning

We begin by defining clear goals and establishing rules of engagement in collaboration with your team. This includes outlining the scope, identifying target networks, and coordinating access and timelines.

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2. Discovery

Through scanning and enumeration, we identify exposed SSIDs, access point configurations, encryption types, and potential weak points. This phase helps map the attack surface and inform targeted testing efforts.

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3. Attack & Exploitation

We simulate real-world adversaries by attempting to exploit discovered vulnerabilities. This may include:

  • Capturing and cracking WPA2 PSK handshakes
  • Conducting evil twin attacks
  • Testing WPA2-Enterprise environments for bypass opportunities
  • Deploying spoofed or rogue access points
  • Performing segmentation bypass and lateral movement tests

Successful access leads to further enumeration to uncover hidden risks.

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4. Reporting

All findings, successful exploits, failed attempts, and areas of strength, are documented in a detailed technical report. Reports include:

  • Verified vulnerabilities (no false positives)
  • Risk severity ratings
  • Proof-of-concept details
  • Remediation recommendations
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What We Will Test For

Our wireless external penetration testing includes, but is not limited to:

WPA2 Pre-Shared Key (PSK) Handshake Capture

WPA2 Pre-Shared Key (PSK) Handshake Capture

Brute-force and Dictionary Password Attacks

Brute-force and Dictionary Password Attacks

Guest Network Isolation and Segmentation Auditing

Guest Network Isolation and Segmentation Auditing

Rogue Access Point Detection and Testing

Rogue Access Point Detection and Testing

WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise Authentication Testing

WPA2/WPA3 Enterprise Authentication Testing

Evil Twin Access Point Simulations

Evil Twin Access Point Simulations

MAC Spoofing and Identity Impersonation Attacks

MAC Spoofing and Identity Impersonation Attacks

Custom testing based on your wireless environment footprint

Custom testing based on your wireless environment footprint

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FAQs

A network penetration test focuses on identifying vulnerabilities in wired or IP-based infrastructure (like servers, firewalls, switches), whereas a wireless penetration test evaluates the security of your wireless communication channels, such as Wi-Fi networks and wireless clients.

In some cases, yes, particularly when paired with shipped testing equipment and remote access arrangements.

Absolutely. Guest Wi-Fi segmentation and isolation are critical areas we assess in every engagement

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