Kimi-K3
Kimi K3 is an open-weight, 2.8T-parameter native multimodal agentic model with a 1M-token context window, designed for frontier coding, knowledge work, and reasoning tasks.
A one-month, lab-driven curriculum teaching wireless security and Wi-Fi penetration testing from 802.11 fundamentals to enterprise EAP/RADIUS assessment, delivered as an Obsidian knowledge base with 14 progressive modules.
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It offers a structured, hands-on path that pairs every attack with its detection and mitigation, covers modern WPA3 and enterprise Wi-Fi attacks, and maps directly to certifications like OSWP and CWSP.
A one-month, lab-driven curriculum that takes a learner from wireless fundamentals to enterprise Wi-Fi penetration testing — 802.11 standards and encryption, monitor-mode capture, reconnaissance and traffic analysis, WEP/WPA/WPA2 cracking, WPA3 and TKIP attacks, rogue access points and wireless MITM, and enterprise (EAP/RADIUS) assessment with professional reporting.
Curriculum home: Vault Catalog
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Course Title | Wireless Security & WiFi Penetration Testing |
| Folder | Wireless-Security-and-WiFi-Penetration-Testing/ |
| Tag | Wireless Security |
| Slug | wifi-pentest |
| Level | Advanced |
| Duration | 1 Month (4 Weeks · ~30 Hours) |
| Focus | Wireless Penetration Testing |
| Reference Platform | Kali Linux · injection-capable adapters (Atheros AR9271 · Ralink RT3070) |
| Modules | 14 |
| Delivery | Self-paced notes + hands-on labs |
| Language | English |
[!NOTE] What this course is A study-and-practice track built as an Obsidian knowledge base. Each module is a folder with its own
Readmehub and a set of single-topic notes containing tagged, copy-ready command snippets. It is designed to be read in order but is fully cross-linked for reference use.
Master wireless security testing and Wi-Fi penetration testing end to end: 802.11 standards and frame types, encryption and authentication (WEP, WPA/TKIP, WPA2/CCMP, WPA3), adapter setup for monitor mode and packet injection, reconnaissance and traffic analysis, security-control bypass, denial-of-service, WEP cracking, Chop-Chop and packet-replay attacks, the Caffe Latte client-side attack, WPA/WPA2 handshake and PMKID cracking, Cowpatty and precomputed-table attacks, advanced WPA-TKIP and WPA3 (KRACK/Dragonblood) attacks, rogue access points and wireless MITM — then apply those skills to enterprise WPA (EAP/RADIUS) assessment, wireless hardening, and penetration-test reporting.
The program is delivered through reproducible, hands-on labs against equipment you own and control, so every technique is paired with a working capture, attack, or configuration you can build, break, and defend.
[!WARNING] Authorized testing only Every technique here is documented for education, detection, and d
Open, hands-on study notes on wireless security & Wi-Fi penetration testing (802.11, WEP/WPA/WPA2/WPA3, aircrack-ng). CC BY 4.0.
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