Wireless Hacking

Wireless Hacking Series: Complete Guide from Basics to Advanced

Explore our step-by-step wireless hacking series curated for ethical hackers, cybersecurity students, and enthusiasts.

About the Series

Wireless Hacking

This 14-part Wireless Hacking Series will take you from zero to advanced, covering real-world Wi-Fi attacks, tools like Aircrack-ng, Bettercap, and more — all with practical demos and safe lab setups.

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What Learners Are Saying

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HackThatShit Wireless Hacking Series has empowered thousands of ethical hackers, cybersecurity students, and curious minds across India and beyond.

Ankit Raj

Cybersecurity Student, Delhi

5/5

“ I had zero knowledge about Wi-Fi hacking, but this series broke it down in such a beginner-friendly way. Capturing handshakes and cracking passwords felt like magic at first — now it’s just science!”

Riya Rathore

Ethical Hacker, Bangalore

5/5

“ I’ve followed a lot of tutorials online, but this is the first series that felt like a real course. The Evil Twin and MITM sections are 🔥. I even replicated the attacks in my own test lab.”

Sahil Mehra

Red Team Analyst, Mumbai

5/5

“Hands-down the most practical Wi-Fi hacking content out there. It helped me prepare for a real-world red team assessment. The layout, commands, and examples are top-notch.”

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Got questions? We’ve got you covered. Here are answers to the most common queries about the Wireless Hacking Series.

Not at all! This series is beginner-friendly and starts from absolute basics — including lab setup, Kali Linux essentials, and Wi-Fi terminology. You’ll be guided step-by-step even if you’ve never touched a terminal before.

Yes — as long as you perform the techniques in a controlled lab environment using your own devices or authorized systems. The entire series is focused on ethical hacking and education, not malicious activity.

You’ll need:

  • A system running Kali Linux (can be a VM or full install)

  • A compatible external Wi-Fi adapter with monitor mode & packet injection support (e.g., Alfa AWUS036NHA)

  • Optional: a second device (like a phone or laptop) for simulating victim networks

Absolutely! While this series isn’t a direct certification course, it covers real-world wireless attack scenarios and hands-on tools commonly featured in certifications like CEH, CompTIA Security+, and OSCP.