03-15-2025, 10:43 PM
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Requirements
- Basic Knowledge of Cybersecurity: Familiarity with fundamental cybersecurity concepts is helpful.
- Understanding of HID Devices: A basic idea of how keyboards and mice operate will enhance learning.
- Interest in Offensive Security: A curiosity about wireless exploitation techniques and hacking tools.
- Basic Programming Skills: Familiarity with scripting or coding concepts can be advantageous.
- A Computer for Hands-on Labs: A Windows or Linux machine to test and execute HID scripts and attacks.
- Willingness to Experiment: A desire to learn through hands-on experimentation and real-world testing.
Starting with an introduction to the tools of the trade, including CrazyRadio, RF-NANO, UcMouseJacker, and the Flipper Zero with NRF24, you will learn to configure these devices for powerful HID attacks. From there, we’ll dive into live demonstrations of reverse shell attacks on Windows and Linux systems, showing how vulnerabilities in wireless devices can be exploited in real time.
Through step-by-step modules, you will gain the skills to prepare, configure, and use devices like CrazyRadio for mouse jacking, build your own UcMouseJacker using NRF24L01 and Arduino components, and execute HID exploits with RF-NANO and Flipper Zero. Each section is packed with practical techniques and hands-on exercises, including how to create custom HID scripts for precise attacks and how to execute reverse shell exploits effectively.
Whether you are an ethical hacker, cybersecurity researcher, or wireless security enthusiast, this course provides valuable insights into the mechanics of 2.4GHz wireless communication and its vulnerabilities. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to both exploit and secure these devices, making you a skilled professional in HID-based wireless security.
Enroll today and unlock the power of HID 2.0v exploitation to elevate your skills in wireless security!
Who this course is for:
- Ethical Hackers and Penetration Testers: Professionals looking to expand their expertise in HID attacks and wireless exploitation techniques.
- Cybersecurity Researchers: Individuals interested in exploring vulnerabilities in wireless keyboards and mice for research and innovation.
- Offensive Security Practitioners: Those focused on red teaming and testing the security of wireless peripherals.
- Wireless Security Enthusiasts: Anyone curious about the inner workings of 2.4GHz communication and its potential weaknesses.
- Tech Hobbyists: Individuals who enjoy experimenting with hardware like CrazyRadio, RF-NANO, Arduino, and Flipper Zero.
- Security Trainers and Educators: Professionals who teach offensive security techniques and want to include HID attacks in their curriculum.
- IT and Security Teams: Teams responsible for securing corporate environments against wireless and HID-based attacks
- Learners with a Passion for Hacking: Those with a drive to understand and exploit HID vulnerabilities responsibly.
