Wireless Security Testing

Wireless security testing assesses the security of your WiFi infrastructure, identifying vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to gain unauthorized network access, intercept sensitive communications, or compromise connected devices. Our assessments cover WPA2 and WPA3 enterprise and personal configurations, guest network isolation, rogue access point detection, and Evil Twin attack susceptibility. For organizations in retail, healthcare, and hospitality environments with extensive wireless coverage, wireless security is a critical — and frequently overlooked — component of their overall security posture.

WiFi-based attacks represent a cost-effective initial access vector for attackers targeting organizations with inadequate wireless controls. Evil Twin attacks use a rogue access point broadcasting the same SSID as a legitimate corporate network to capture credentials from employees who auto-connect. Weak or reused WPA2 PSKs can be cracked offline using GPU-accelerated dictionary attacks. Networks using older protocols like WEP or TKIP remain vulnerable to real-time decryption attacks. Guest networks with inadequate isolation can become bridges to the internal corporate network if VLAN controls are not properly configured and enforced at the wireless controller level.

BugFoe's wireless security team conducts assessments both indoors and across your facility's perimeter to measure RF leakage and identify unauthorized access points. We perform 802.11 protocol analysis, WPA2/3 handshake capture and offline cracking tests, and simulate Evil Twin attacks to assess whether your employees would connect to rogue access points. Guest network isolation is tested by attempting to reach internal resources from the guest VLAN. Where Bluetooth and IoT wireless assessment is included, we examine BLE pairing security, Zigbee mesh networks, and Z-Wave device authentication. All findings are accompanied by wireless controller configuration recommendations.