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Wireless Security
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Your wireless network extends beyond your walls. Anyone in the parking lot, a neighboring office, or across the street could be probing it right now. We test your WiFi infrastructure for weak encryption, rogue APs, auth bypasses, and client-side attacks that could give outsiders a way in.

WPA2, WPA3 & Enterprise

Encryption, authentication, and protocol testing

Rogue AP Detection

Evil twin, unauthorised devices, and site survey

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Client-Side Attacks

Deauth, KARMA, and probe request exploitation

The Wireless Security Threat

Wired networks have a physical boundary. Someone has to be inside your building, plugged into a port. Wireless doesn't have that luxury. Your WiFi signal reaches the parking lot, the lobby, the building next door. Anyone in range with a laptop and a wireless adapter can start probing your network, and you may never see them on camera.

Once an attacker is on your wireless network, the damage depends on your segmentation. In the worst case, they're on the same VLAN as your domain controllers. But even with proper segmentation, they can intercept credentials over the air, trick employees into connecting to evil twin APs, or abuse captive portal flaws to bypass authentication entirely. WPA3 helps, but only if it's configured correctly and deployed everywhere. Most environments we test still have a mix of WPA2 and WPA3, with the WPA2 segments being the ones that actually matter.

Organisations spend heavily on firewalls, EDR, and SIEM, then leave their wireless network with a four-year-old PSK and no rogue AP monitoring. That imbalance is exactly what attackers look for.

Our Assessment Approach

Wireless Network Assessment

Wireless Network Assessment

Testing of WiFi encryption strength, authentication mechanisms, and protocol-level vulnerabilities across WPA2/WPA3 and enterprise 802.1X networks.

WPA2/WPA3 encryption and handshake analysis
Pre-shared key (PSK) strength testing
Enterprise authentication (802.1X/RADIUS) security

Rogue Access Point Detection

Physical site survey to identify unauthorised access points, rogue devices, and evil twin attacks targeting your wireless infrastructure.

Unauthorised AP identification and mapping
Evil twin and captive portal attacks
Employee-deployed unauthorised devices

Client Security Testing

Assessment of client device configurations, connection behaviours, and susceptibility to wireless attacks like deauthentication and KARMA attacks.

Client isolation and segmentation testing
Deauthentication and disassociation attacks
Probe request information leakage

Guest Network Security

Evaluation of guest WiFi security including network isolation from corporate resources, captive portal authentication bypass, VLAN hopping, and access control validation.

Corporate network isolation validation
Captive portal authentication bypass
Guest-to-guest and guest-to-corporate traffic filtering

Common Wireless Vulnerabilities

Weak Encryption (WEP, WPA)
Weak Pre-Shared Keys
Rogue Access Points
Evil Twin Attacks
KRACK Vulnerabilities
Improper Client Isolation
Management Frame Attacks
Captive Portal Bypass
WPS Vulnerabilities
RADIUS Authentication Flaws
Guest Network Access
Default Credentials
802.1X EAP Downgrade Attacks
PMKID Hash Capture

Business Impact

Data Breach Prevention

Validate that wireless traffic encryption and segmentation prevent eavesdropping and credential interception over the air

Network Access Control

Verify that authentication and network controls keep unauthorised devices off corporate segments

Compliance Requirements

Meet PCI DSS, HIPAA, and other regulatory wireless security standards

Insider Threat Mitigation

Identify unauthorised devices, personal hotspots, and shadow wireless networks that employees deploy without IT knowledge

Wireless Attacks Are Easy

A wireless attack kit costs less than $100: a USB wireless adapter, a portable AP, and a laptop. From a car in your parking lot, an attacker can capture WPA handshakes, stand up an evil twin of your corporate SSID, or deauthenticate clients to force reconnection through a malicious AP. Most organisations we assess have at least one wireless segment with a vulnerability that grants network access, and many have rogue APs they didn't know existed.

If you haven't physically surveyed your wireless environment recently, you may not know what's broadcasting. Let's find out.

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Why Choose XParth?

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OSCP & CREST certified testers on every engagement
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95+ security assessments across fintech, healthcare, and SaaS
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One-time assessments, retainers, or ongoing programs, your call
Reports your dev team can act on, with fix guidance and reproduction steps

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