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WIRELESS PENETRATION TESTING





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Approach


Our wireless penetration tests are conducted from the perspective of an outsider or malicious guest. We methodically follow these steps:

Scoping — Our testing experts will engage in discovery activities, such as IoT penetration test security needs and requirements, existing SLAs, risks potential vulnerability exposures and defining the scope. Other aspects succh complexity, tailoring possibilities and threat intelligence focus will also analyzed.

Reconnaissance — We will conduct IoT security discovery activities, such as gathering intelligence about your wireless environment, wireless encryption employed, and identify all access points that belong to your organization.Besides that we will for example perform scanning & enumeration to discover the Most Viable Wireless Targets

Exploitation — During this phase we will perform the attacks, trying to breach and compromise your wireless devices.If the attacks are successful, the internal network is scanned, and the network segmentation is validated. We attempt to access sensitive information, such as personal information, etc., and thus demonstrate the impact of an actual wireless attack.

Remediation Verification — web app penetration testers perform a follow-up assessment to ensure that the exploitation phase’s remediation and mitigation steps have been accurately implemented. This also enables the testers to confirm that the customer’s security posture is aligned with industry best practices.

Delivery — Cleanup, document analysis, report creation and report presentation to stakeholders to easily benchmark security level of each process based on the results of penetration tests and implementation of countermeasures if requested by the customer.

Methodology


Our methodology differs from project to project. We use well-known methods such as OWASP, PTES, ISSAF, and NIST and blend them with Agility, Scrum, and DevOps methodologies to deliver the best results.

Continuous Pentesting methodology is our primary approach. This involves performing integral and incremental pentests at every stage of the development process, allowing us to detect and fix vulnerabilities promptly. Our integral pentest establishes a baseline of current security status, while our incremental pentest verifies security-related changes in line with your development methodology and release cycle. However, even though penetration testing should be done early, that's not always the case since most companies are not interested in performing a penetration test before it's too late. Yes, we can optimize our methods to test ancient systems. At Vuntie, nothing is impossible!

At Vuntie, we use only the most reliable and practical tools for penetration testing, including Kali Linux, Metasploit, Nmap, Aircrack-ng, Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, and John the Ripper. Our commitment to using the best tools guarantees accurate and comprehensive results for our clients.

Delivery: Cleanup, document analysis, report creation and report presentation to stakeholders to easily benchmark security level of each process based on the results of penetration tests and implementation of countermeasures if requested by the customer.

External penetration testing

Vulnerabilities covered in our wireless penetration test test

Our wireless penetration tests cover the industry-agreed most critical wireless security vulnerabilities, for example the following but also a lot more!

Rogue Access Points
Weak encryption
MAC spoofing
Man-in-the-middle exploits
Vendor-supplier defaults
WEP weaknesses
Wardriving risks
Unsuitable router setups
Social Engineering
Session Hijacking
DoS Attacks
Misconfigured Firewalls

Academic research

At Vuntie, we strive to stay ahead of the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape. We rely on the latest academic research to optimize our penetration testing methods to achieve this. By staying current with the latest trends, we can better identify and address potential vulnerabilities and secure our client's networks and systems. Below are some excellent examples of academic resources related to mobile app penetration testing.