How to Practice Wireless Hacking for CEH Certification?

2025-2026 complete step-by-step guide to mastering Wireless Hacking module for CEH v12 & v13. Learn WEP/WPA/WPA2/WPA3 cracking, evil twin, WPS PIN, deauthentication, KRACK, PMKID attacks with aircrack-ng suite, monitor mode, packet injection, real labs and how Ethical Hacking Training Institute gives you 50+ real Wi-Fi routers for daily practice.

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How to Practice Wireless Hacking for CEH Certification?

Introduction

Wireless networks are everywhere — offices, cafes, homes, IoT devices. CEH v13 increased wireless weightage because real attackers love Wi-Fi attacks (evil twin, handshake capture, WPS flaws). You will get 10–12 theory questions and 2–4 practical flags from wireless module. At Ethical Hacking Training Institute we give every student 50+ real Wi-Fi routers (TP-Link, D-Link, Netgear) with different encryption types so you practice exactly like the real exam from day 1.

Top 8 Wireless Attacks You Must Master for CEH

Rank Attack Encryption Exam Frequency
1 WPA2 Handshake Capture + Crack WPA2-PSK Every exam
2 Evil Twin + Fake AP Any Very High
3 WPS PIN Brute Force WPS-enabled High

Practice Wi-Fi attacks daily.

Step 1: Set Up Monitor Mode & Packet Injection

  • Compatible Wi-Fi adapter (Alfa AWUS036ACH)
  • airmon-ng start wlan0 → mon0
  • airodump-ng mon0 -c 6 -w capture
  • aireplay-ng --test mon0 → check injection
  • Our cloud lab gives pre-configured monitor mode Kali
  • No hardware needed — works on any laptop

Step 2: WPA2 Handshake Capture & Cracking

Capture 4-way handshake with airodump-ng, force deauth with aireplay-ng, save .cap file, crack offline with aircrack-ng -w rockyou.txt capture.cap or Hashcat. Our lab has 30+ WPA2 networks with weak passwords so you capture and crack handshakes in under 5 minutes every day.

Step 3: Evil Twin & Fake AP Attack

  • hostapd + dnsmasq → create fake AP
  • Deauth clients with aireplay-ng
  • Capture credentials on fake login page
  • Use Fluxion or Wifiphisher for automation
  • Our lab has 20+ real routers for live evil twin

Perform evil twin attacks.

Step 4: WPS PIN Brute Force & Reaver

Most routers still have WPS enabled. Use wash -i mon0 to find WPS networks, then reaver -i mon0 -b BSSID -vv or bully for faster attack. Average crack time 2–8 hours. We provide 25+ WPS-enabled routers for practice.

Step 5: KRACK, PMKID & Modern Attacks

  • KRACK → replay attack on WPA2
  • PMKID capture → no client needed
  • hcxdumptool + hcxpcapngtool → PMKID capture
  • Hashcat -m 16800 → crack PMKID
  • Our lab has vulnerable WPA2 routers

Step 6: Prevention & Secure Configuration

  • Disable WPS
  • Use WPA3
  • Strong 20+ char passphrase
  • MAC filtering + hidden SSID (limited)
  • Enterprise WPA2-EAP

Conclusion

Wireless hacking is easy to learn with real hardware. Join Ethical Hacking Training Institute and get:

  • 50+ real Wi-Fi routers
  • Pre-configured cloud Kali with monitor mode
  • Daily new challenges
  • Weekend & weekday batches
  • 100% placement support

Book free demo — crack first Wi-Fi in 30 minutes!

Avoid common mistakes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many wireless questions in CEH?

10–12 theory + 2–4 practical flags.

Is WPS attack still relevant?

Yes — 40% routers still vulnerable.

Do I need Wi-Fi adapter?

No — our cloud lab has monitor mode ready.

Is WPA3 cracking possible?

Not yet — only downgrade attacks.

Is evil twin tested?

Yes — most common practical flag.

Is KRACK in syllabus?

Yes — new in v13.

Which tool is most used?

aircrack-ng suite — every exam.

Do you provide real routers?

Yes — 50+ live routers in lab.

Weekend batch covers wireless?

Yes — full hands-on.

Can freshers learn Wi-Fi hacking?

Yes — we start from basics.

Is PMKID attack important?

Yes — no client needed.

Is monitor mode compulsory?

Yes — we provide ready Kali.

Is packet injection tested?

Yes — deauth attacks.

How many routers to practice?

50+ for full confidence.

How to start today?

Book free demo — crack first Wi-Fi in 30 minutes!

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Fahid I am a passionate cybersecurity enthusiast with a strong focus on ethical hacking, network defense, and vulnerability assessment. I enjoy exploring how systems work and finding ways to make them more secure. My goal is to build a successful career in cybersecurity, continuously learning advanced tools and techniques to prevent cyber threats and protect digital assets