Modern Wireless Attacks

 Modern Wireless Attacks, 

In this paper, Shahmeer Amir discusses contemporary wireless technology attacks that could endanger wirelessly communicating devices.

This paper presents a theoretical analysis of the vulnerability of devices as small as cellphones and as large as airplanes to wireless attacks. This research paper provides an overview of the author's upcoming book, "Attacking the Air," which will be published later this year.

The paper outlines the weaknesses in their communication protocols as well as solutions to address those problems. Despite this, the majority of the countermeasures discussed to make endpoint communication as secure as possible are either already in place or are in the process of being put into place.

To maintain legacy and generic security centric problems, all research topics are kept at a step deduction format and at a series pace. Wireless Infrastructure vulnerabilities, Wireless Security vectors, Wireless Exploitation, and Penetration Testing are all covered in these papers.

What you will discover in it:
An attack involving WiFi
Attacks pertaining to WiMax
Physical RFID spoofing and hacking; jamming of networks

Situations to compromise UAVs via Bluetooth hacking

About the Author: Shahmeer Amir works as a web and wireless security researcher. Prominent businesses including Microsoft, Nokia, Twitter, eBay, Adobe, PayPal, and many more have acknowledged him.