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Modules 16–20 Map (Wireless through Cryptography)

Modules 16–20 Map (Wireless through Cryptography) CEH modules 16–20: wireless, mobile, IoT/OT, cloud and cryptography. Weak Wi-Fi, phone risks, insecure devices, cloud misconfigurations and crypto basics. Defence: WPA3, phone hardening, device segmentation, S3/IAM hygiene, TLS 1.2+. Never attack net

Modules 16–20 Map (Wireless through Cryptography) CEH modules 16–20: wireless, mobile, IoT/OT, cloud and cryptography. Weak Wi-Fi, phone risks, insecure devices, cloud misconfigurations and crypto basics. Defence: WPA3, phone hardening, device segmentation, S3/IAM hygiene, TLS 1.2+. Never attack net
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What it is

CEH modules 16–20: wireless, mobile, IoT/OT, cloud and cryptography.

What they cover

Weak Wi-Fi, phone risks, insecure devices, cloud misconfigurations and crypto basics.

Why it matters for security

Defence: WPA3, phone hardening, device segmentation, S3/IAM hygiene, TLS 1.2+.

Never attack networks or devices you don’t own.

Red team (attacker) doesBlue team (defender)…
Tests neighbour Wi-Fi "because CEH module 16"Only OWN AP / lab router you control; WPA3/WPA2 strong
Leaves S3 public for "demo" on shared accountBPA + bucket policy review + CloudTrail
Stores lab passwords with MD5 "because notes"bcrypt/Argon2; never MD5 for passwords

Learn more in the lesson: 48.5 Modules 16–20 Map (Wireless through Cryptography)

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