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In this video, we'll dive into the world of network security and explore the dangers of a rogue wireless access point. Learn how to identify and protect your network from unauthorized access with a rogue access point attack. We'll guide you through the process of detecting a rogue WiFi and what steps to take if a rogue access point is detected. Whether you're dealing with a rogue AP in your home or workplace, this tutorial will provide you with the essential tools to safeguard your network.
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In this tutorial, we'll guide you through locating and identifying rogue wireless access points or unauthorized devices on your network using PowerShell. Rogue access points can be used by attackers to intercept sensitive data or launch network attacks, making it essential to detect and eliminate them promptly. With PowerShell, you can gather vital information to protect your network from security breaches, unauthorized access, and data leakage.

We'll cover the following steps:

Detecting Wireless Networks: Use netsh wlan show networks to scan and list nearby wireless networks, helping you spot unauthorized access points.

Detecting USB Devices: Utilize Get-WmiObject -Query "SELECT * FROM Win32_USBHub" to list all USB devices connected to your system, preventing potential data breaches or malware infections.

Monitoring Network Activity: The Get-NetConnectionProfile command lets you monitor active network connections, enabling early detection of anomalies.

Advanced Monitoring with PowerShell Scripts: For detailed analysis, use Get-NetAdapter | Select-Object Name, Status, MacAddress, LinkSpeed to monitor network adapter statistics and identify any performance issues.

By following these steps, you can strengthen your network's security and safeguard it against rogue access points and unauthorized devices.