Safe and Legal Wi-Fi Security Training Through Virtual Network Simulation
WifiForge is a Wi-Fi security training tool developed by Black Hills InfoSec that provides a safe and legal environment for learning Wi-Fi hacking techniques. Based on the open source mininet-wifi framework, WifiForge automatically sets up virtual networks needed to run Wi-Fi exploitation labs without physical hardware.
Lab Quick Access
| Lab | Topic | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Lab 00 | Getting Started | ~10 min |
| Lab 01 | Packet Capture to HCCAPX Conversion and Hashcat Cracking | ~20 min |
| Lab 02 | Airsuite Tools - Recon and Pre-Shared Key Recovery | ~35 min |
| Lab 03 | Cracking WPA Handshakes with Aircrack-ng | ~15 min |
| Lab 04 | Airgeddon Denial of Service Beacon Attacks | ~25 min |
| Lab 05 | Capture Active Directory Credentials with Evil-Twin Attack | ~20 min |
| Lab 06 | Cracking NETNTLM Credentials with John the Ripper | ~20 min |
| Lab 07 | Rogue AP with Wifiphisher | ~35 min |
| Lab 08 | WEP Key Cracking | ~30 min |
| Lab 09 | Drone Hacking | ~45 min |
About
WifiForge is a Wi-Fi security training framework that eliminates the traditional barriers to wireless security education. Built on mininet-wifi technology, it provides:
- 9 Hands-On Labs: From basic reconnaissance to advanced exploitation techniques
- Real Security Tools: Aircrack-ng, Bettercap, Hashcat, Wifiphisher, and more
- Zero Hardware Required: Complete virtual wireless network simulation
- Safe Learning Environment: No interaction with real networks
- Professional Skills: Practical penetration testing techniques
Perfect for: Security professionals, students, penetration testers, and anyone wanting to learn wireless security without expensive equipment or complex setup.
Mission
Our goal at Black Hills Information Security is to remove any barriers preventing you the end user from learning about new topics. With the wireless world being a backbone of security it’s important to understand attacks without the pay wall. This tool removes the need for any hardware or setup. In other words, it just werks.