Beginner's Guide to Wireless Auditing  Created: 18 Sep 2006 •
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by David Maynor    Although our previous talks have focused
primarily on 802.11-based protocols, these same auditing methods
can be applied to almost any type of device, including Bluetooth
and infrared, with successful results. This article is designed
as a beginner's guide to fuzzing wireless device drivers. To get
the most out of it you should already be familiar with exploit
development and debugging, as the article does not cover either
of those topics in depth.   View Inline Image Figure 1. Like
poker, but with a different kind of chips!   Building an
environment for Wifi auditing  Our Black Hat presentation [ref
1] was entitled "Device Drivers: Don't Build a House on a Shaky
Foundation." This concept is true for more than just device
drivers, it is true for wireless auditing platforms as well. The
most important part of auditing is in first building a good,
robust platform to