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Vyacheslav Fadyushin
Andrey Popov
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Vyacheslav Fadyushin (CISA, CEH, PCI ASV) is a security consultant and a penetration tester with more than 9 years of professional experience and a diverse background in various aspects of information security.
His main points of interest and fields of expertise are ethical hacking and penetration testing, infrastructure and application security, mobile security, and information security management.
He is also an author of the book, Penetration Testing: Setting Up a Test Lab How-to , published by Packt Publishing in 2013.
I'd like to thank Vladimir Kozerovsky (CCNA) for his advice and Olesya Sergeeva for her support. I also want to thank our content development editors Aparna Mitra and Priyanka Mehta, who helped us stick to the schedule.
Andrey Popov is a security consultant and penetration tester with rich professional experience and a diverse background in infrastructure and application security, information security management, and ethical hacking. He has been working for a market-leading company along with another security professional since 2007.
Edward Frye is an information security professional with over 20 years of experience in network engineering, systems administration, risk management, and security and compliance across many industries, including the financial sector, healthcare, and software/platform/infrastructure as a service (XaaS) industries. He has focused primarily on security engineering and risk management since 2002. He has a masters of science in information security and assurance, as well as many industry certifications including CISSP, CCNA-Security, CEH, CHFI, and GIAC Web Application Penetration Tester.
Borja Merino is a Spanish security researcher certified in OSCP, OSWP, OSCE, Cisco CCSP, and SANS GREM. He has published several papers about pentesting and exploiting and he is the author of the book, Instant Traffic Analysis with Tshark How-to , Packt Publishing . He is a Metasploit community contributor and the owner of http://www.shelliscoming.com/. You can follow him on Twitter at @BorjaMerino.
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Building a Pentesting Lab for Wireless Networks is a practical guide to building a penetration testing lab, accessible via Wi-Fi, which contains vulnerable components and at the same time secured from unauthorized external access. This book is intended for people learning ethical hacking and for security professionals who are responsible for penetration testing and maintaining security in their organization who wish to learn how to build a penetration testing lab for wireless networks.
The fact that the lab is secured from external access allows readers to use it both in corporate and home networks without putting themselves at risk. Thus, the book will be useful not only for people new to information security but also for security professionals who want to shift their expertise to the ethical hacking field. You will learn how to plan your lab, fill it with components, configure them, and secure the environment. Additionally, you will get an overview of the most popular hacking frameworks and toolsets and will be able to prepare your own wireless hacking platform on a Linux laptop or a virtual machine.
, Understanding Wireless Network Security and Risks , reviews which wireless technologies are used to transfer data, describes the associated risks and concludes which Wi-Fi protection mechanism is the most secure.
, Planning Your Lab Environment , designs the lab topology, plans its components to imitate a real corporate network and allow you to practice most of the possible lab tasks.
, Configuring Networking Lab Components , helps you understand the network communication and access rules in our lab environment, and you see two options on how to build your lab network, based on hardware Cisco devices and virtual ones.
, Designing Application Lab Components , shows you how to fill your lab with useful components, which actually bring sense to the whole story of building a lab network. We install the most common services that you are most likely to meet in the scope of a commercial penetration testing project and which you most probably would like to be able to hack.
, Implementing Security
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