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The ability to connect devices without physical access to them, also makes it hard to control who has that access. In this tutorial, we will go through various methods of gaining access to protected wireless networks, which will give you the needed know-how that will help you to set up your wireless environment as secure as possible. Due to the open nature of Linux, there are loads of ready made Linux distributions out there, whose sole purpose is penetration testing, and among them there are a few specialized in wireless field.
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