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Hacking Wi-Fi Networks
This is the second course offered here at HackTown which will build you up to becoming an efficient and effective cybercriminal. You've learned a lot about OPSec and I'm sure many of you have picked up a few tips here and there which I hope helps you.
This course will teach you how to hack other people's Wi-Fi networks so you're able to use them for your devious actions and to enhance your OPSec. You should've already gone through the ACT 0 - OPSec course before moving forward with this course. Having the skills needed to hack onto Wi-Fi networks gives you the ability to be even more difficult to locate when someone or something is hunting you down. Why use your own Wi-Fi network when you can be using other people's networks to perform your dark web activities?
You don't want to make a mistake revealing your true location using your own Wi-Fi network bringing the feds right to your house. This is silly. There's no need to be doing that in todays day and age. Use other people's Wi-Fi networks to accomplish whatever it is you're looking to accomplish. Right? If it's something super illegal then you should be hacking someone else's Wi-Fi network and using that the one time and only time to launch your devious plans never looking back!
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There will be points throughout this course marked in BLUE. These points are useful to fully grasp the concepts taught and will help with understanding the techniques and explanations on various topics. It's important that when you read them you stop and take the time to do what they say or follow up with them.
All of the code you need to copy and paste into Terminal or the Command Prompt will be RED. So anytime you see something in RED you know that it's syntax code and should be entered into Kali, Terminal, Windows Command Prompt, etc.
To view all the links throughout this course please ensure your Tor Browser settings are set to "Standard" with JS enabled or alternatively you can view them in a normal browser.