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Thanks for the reminder! 😊 This video is purely for educational purposes to help people understand and secure their own networks. Ethical hacking should always be done responsibly, and only on networks you own or have permission to test. Let's use these skills to build a safer, more secure online environment!

Thanks for your feedback! 😊 The main goal of this video was to provide a basic introduction to Wi-Fi security testing and demonstrate the importance of using strong passwords. You're absolutely right dictionary methods with large wordlists can be time-consuming, especially with complex passwords! In a real-world scenario, other methods and more powerful tools, like Hashcat, are used to test network security more efficiently. Stay tuned for more advanced content, where I'll cover faster techniques and tools for ethical hacking and security testing. Appreciate your insights and thanks for watching!

Thats the way to go, at least thats what im doing as well 😂

Thanks so much for watching! It’s awesome to hear that you're diving into IT networking, understanding networks and protocols is a solid foundation for any cybersecurity path. When you’re ready to pivot into security, I’d recommend looking into the CompTIA Security+ as a great entry-level cert for security fundamentals. Once you’re comfortable, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and CompTIA CySA+ are excellent for hands-on, practical security skills Good luck with your apprenticeship! Feel free to reach out if you have more questions or need more resources. Happy learning!

@@Mohammad_FaelI will want to know,do you unlock locked iPhones?

The ISC2 Certified in Cyber Security exam voucher, and official learning material is currently free on their site. Start there. It is not widely known yet, but is a good primer for things like Security+. Additionally the ISC2 ecosystem, is a good place to have a membership.

@@Mohammad_Fael Do you think the CEH? Is still worth it? I've been getting mixed reveiws about it, ultimately I have began going through the GIAC cert for Pen Testing, and started the Cisco Ethical Hacker coursework.

If you want to test your wi-fi against more powerful technique try to search for Hashcat tool.

Try a different word list, rockyou2024 is like 150 GBs big, and will take about 3 days, the best technique is use an evil twin and use social engineering to capture the wifi password.

Try a targeted dictionary attack, which you will develop yourself. In order to make this list, you will need to conduct a bit of intel gathering, using OSINT or recon tools.

You should find the .cap file in the path where you did the command for a specific network "airoump-ng -w target -c .. --bssid ......... wlan0mon"

Thank you, I will