Master Wifi Ethical Hacking - Evil Twin Attacks Complete (Udemy.com)
Easily capture wifi passwords using Evil Twin Attacks and also build your own Evil Twin Systems from scratch
Created by: Paul Chin, PhD
Last updated July 2026
What you will learn
- Install Kali Linux virtual machine in Oracle VirtualBox
- Setup Fake Access Points to capture wifi keys
- Disconnect anyone from wifi network and access point
- Use Airgeddon to capture wifi keys
- How to use Fluxion to get wifi keys
- Using Wifiphisher to capture wifi keys
- Create and build your own Evil Twin Attack System from scratch
- Learn how the components of Evil Twin Attacks work and customize your own attacks
- and more. . .
How it compares
Against the other 523 rated Udemy courses in Hacking on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.7 out of 5higher than 85% of them
- Reviews475#284 of 524 by number of reviews
- Length4.2 hoursshorter than 55% of them
- Last updatedJuly 2026more recently than 78% of them
Course Description
If you want to learn how to ethically hack any WEP/WPA/WPA2 and easily capture the wifi password keys instead of wasting time cracking password keys, then this is the course for you. Many wifi ethical hacking techniques out there teach you to use wordlists to crack the keys. If you have ever tried to do it that way, then you will know by know that it fails most of the time. The only technique that can bypass WEP/WPA/WPA2 is the Evil Twin Attack method.
Kevin Mitnick, the world renowned hacker has said that a security system is only as strong as its weakest link. This is more so in network security where the users are the weakest link. Trying to crack WPA2 is an attack on technology. WPA2 is difficult to crack if the keys are long. There is an easier way. And that is, to attack the users by using a social engineering attack known as the Evil Twin attack.
This attack consists of 3 stages. The first stage is to capture the handshake so that we can test the wifi key which we will capture next. The second stage is to create an identical Fake Access Point with the same SSID as the target you are attacking, hence the name Evil Twin Attack. The third stage consists of disconnecting the target user from her own Access Point using a deauthentication attack. This forces the target user to connect to your fake access point where she will be tricked into entering the wifi password key via a captive portal.
There are many Evil Twin Attack programs out there but not much helpful guidance on how to use them and you could easily get lost. Hence this course. In this course I will show you how to use the most common and effective Evil Twin Attack programs available and also teach you how to build one yourself. You will learn how to use the most popular Evil Twin Attack programs like Airgeddon, Fluxion and Wifiphiser.
I will show you in detail, step-by-step how to setup the programs, configure and run the attacks. Not only that. I will also teach you how Evil Twin Attacks work by studying each components like access points SSID broadcast, DHCP, DNS redirection and more. Towards the later parts of the course we will make use of this knowledge to CREATE AND BUILD YOUR OWN EVIL TWIN ATTACK SYSTEMS FROM SCRATCH!
At the end of this course, you will be a master in Evil Twin attacks and will know how to attack any wifi anywhere - the easy way - without bruteforcing or cracking any passwords. You will also have the skill and knowledge to customize your own Evil Twin Attack system for any scenarios.
This course is backed by a 30-day money back guarantee. Enroll today and learn how to hack any wifi - the smart way that actually works.
Note that this course is only for educational purposes, so that you will be aware of such attacks and how it is carried out so that you can avoid falling into such traps. Please only try this on networks where you have permission to do so. Thank you. See you inside!
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Instructor Details
- 4.7 Rating
475 Reviews
Paul Chin, PhD
I am a semi-retired college lecturer with a PhD in Computer Science and over 30 years of experience in teaching computing and information technology. My passion for knowledge spans various fields, including reverse engineering, coding, music, health, spirituality, and well-being. In my free time, I enjoy playing the piano, which adds a creative balance to my technical pursuits. Whether teaching face-to-face or online, I find fulfillment in inspiring students to succeed and achieve their dreams through practical skills and personal growth.
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Reviews
By Okemo Hodge on 2/4/2026
Thanks for the course. You are very knowledgeable about the subject, and your delivery was cool, calm, and collected. With all the hacking that is taking place, I am afraid to use the internet now.
By Shane Hogan on 2/8/2025
I enjoyed Paul’s teaching style, it is precise and to the point, even though the content is somewhat outdated, although Paul has said he is going to update this course which will be great. I like the fact that section 2 covers setting up Kali on a laptop while most other courses I’ve seen, ask for VM Ware Fusion or Oracles VirtualBox so this makes a refreshing change, even though I already have Kali on my laptop dual booting with Windows 11. I still appreciate teaching the installation of Kali on a bare bones machine. Sections 3-6 give some basic info on using Kali like installing additional Apps and some basic commands including connecting to the internet from Kali. Section 7 goes into setting up an old access point that you can spoof or use for password handshake verification to verify the user has given the correct WiFi Key, and for learning deauthentication attacks you can find this info in sections 16-17 which basically shows you what the automated programs like Airgeddon are doing behind the scenes. Section 8 is an intro to Evil Twin Attacks and gives an overview of what’s ahead. Then in section 9 we get onto the fun stuff using a program called Airgeddon which is built into most recent Kali releases although if you follow the install instructions you will be notified if your install has the App already. I found this section useful, it breaks down the options in Airgeddon and shows you how to spawn an access point of your choosing and this works really well, I spoofed my Guest-WiFi and used my iPad to connect to the fake access point and everything works as it should, it’s a shame this section didn’t go into more detail, it would have been good to add how to create your own fake page to get your victims password and make it a bit less obvious. Section 10 covers Fluxion and this is where the course starts showing its age, I followed the instructions to the letter and Git Cloned the necessary files onto my Kali machine, although when I ran the App the options are all completely different and also the version number has changed, I found it weird that the version of Fluxion that spawns is 6.12, which says it is an online version, however I could find no information regarding this on the wiki or on GitHub and I found this a bit disconcerting, as we have seen in the past few months GitHub itself is not infallible, one of the repositories was taken over by a bad actor and a compression utility was pushed to all Kali machines who updated between certain dates. So as mentioned I was a bit concerned about this plus it didn’t work, it didn’t Deauth and some of the windows that are supposed to spawn did not show up, so I gave up on this one. Section 11 I would skip completely WifiPhisher has not been updated in a very long time, it does not work on new versions of Kali and to be fair I wouldn’t waste your time, this app has had its day and there are more useful apps about like WiFi Pumpkin, although this is not mentioned which is a shame. Hopefully the updated version will include this useful tool. Sections 12-14 discuss setting up your own Evil Twin Attack from scratch and I would say most of this section still works although you may have to do some googling about to find the modern equivalent of some commands so you can work your way through the sections. There is a small section on using scripting to run commands which is quite useful. Where it goes a bit off track is Section 15 implementing SSL, obviously this doesn’t work as stated anymore as security has got stricter nowadays and most https web sites guard against unsigned SSL certs and your victim will just not connect due to potential security issue. Some sites still throw you over to the fake captive portal though although this is very hit and miss. There are options these days for using similar lettering and faking the captive portal using wvw etc this means you would have to have forwarders to each and every site like Facebook and Google and a captive portal for each site so the user is more likely to go ahead and enter their details as there would be no security prompts as we would be providing the login pages. Hopefully we see something like this in the updated version, that said there is still a lot of information you can learn regarding location of webserver files and creating the ssl certs etc. There is also a small update and a bonus lecture mentioning Paul’s website crackinglessons dot net and even though I am a seasoned Linux user I still struggled with certain sections, until I realised I should just jump into terminal instead of trying to copying files to a higher privileged directory. So lastly I should say this course is definitely not for beginners due to having to use your initiative to get through some of the sections especially if you are running on a non privileged system as in you have your root account disabled and you are using sudo to execute commands, this makes following along with some sections impossible, I’m guessing though if you don’t already have a Kali install and you are following this tutorial to the letter you shouldn’t have any issues copying files as you will have a root account as default, which of course you shouldn’t although for the purposes of practicing this is acceptable just don’t try using this system in a live environment, until you have disabled root. Anyway thanks Paul I look forward to the updates.
By Bassim Gaz on 9/12/2022
A very in-depth course! I really liked it. It went beyond what it needed, to give you a great insight into how it works. Thank you.
By Annie L on 5/4/2022
The only course in Udemy which combines all the Twin Attack methods into one course. Just what I was looking for. It also teaches how to create your own Twin Attack system. The instructor went into great lengths to explain the nitty-gritty details with clear diagrams and explanation.
By Fawzan Meshal Assulaimi on 2/26/2022
I gained a lot of knowledge about breaking network passwords, and the instructor is quite helpful, providing comprehensive answers to all types of inquiries. I definitely would like to enroll in more of his courses.
By Mohit Kumar on 10/6/2020
Thank you so much sir for this valuable information. I really like this course I know how to hack Wi-Fi and how to create fake access point this course is really help me it's change my skills thank you so much sir.
By Bikash Banjara on 7/21/2020
this is the perfect course for learning the evil twin attack. instructor is very helpful as he reply every students who ask about the topic in which they got confused. fully satisfied with course
By Caleb Darko on 7/12/2020
I had a nice experience taking this course. This is my first time taking a course by Mr Paul Chan and I can say that he explains everything to the understanding ofeveryone, even beginners. He answers all questions in the Q and A forum and his patience is something I adore. I will recommend this course to anyone wanting to learn about the evil twin attacks because the other attack methods like dictionary attacks can take days to complete. Also, I recommend all his courses because using this course as a yardstick, they are really what they are in the description section.
By Noel V Akkara on 7/3/2020
this is my first udemy software that ever satisfied me ,before that every courses that udemy offerd me was not to the expectation , thank you udemy for providing such a good cource
By Zeeshan Shakoor on 5/11/2020
I highly recommend this course to everyone. One of the best instructors i ever seen in my whole life. He is well experienced person and have a lot of knowledge about this topic. Learnt so much from him. Thank you so much instructor. You are the best.
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