Wireless Hacking: The Beginner’s Guide to Hacking Wireless Networks

by Logan Styles

Hacking wireless networks can be tricky. There are plenty of dense, complicated books out there that attempt to teach it—but just fall short of sending you into a headspin of confusion. Most of the information out there is complicated, dry, hard to follow, and unrealistic . Not to mention, if wireless hacking is taught incorrectly, you can easily get caught up and thrown in the slammer.

This guide is meant to clear the confusion—to pull back the veil on some of the cleverest hackers out there, and show you their covert tricks and hacking techniques.

What’s more, this book was written with the beginner in mind. It’s easy to follow and shows you how to do things from A-Z. You’ll be shocked to find out how simple these methods are . Of course, that’s not to say a pro wouldn’t gain value from it. Even old dog hackers should find some of the concepts useful, new, and refreshing.




Wireless hacking doesn’t have to be difficult or even dangerous when it’s done properly. With the right guidance and practice you could be well on your way to hacking even the most “impenetrable” networks out there.

52 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 7, 2016