This document discusses wireless networks and attacks, as well as iPhone forensics. It begins by defining wireless networks and technologies like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and wireless USB. It then explains different types of wireless attacks such as wardriving, warflying, warchalking, eavesdropping, denial-of-service attacks, and man-in-the-middle attacks. The document also provides an overview of best practices to secure wireless networks and devices. Finally, it covers topics related to iPhone forensics including evidence collection and analysis techniques as well as tools used for password cracking and data recovery.

1. WIRELESS ATTACKS & IPHONE
FORENSICS
By John Intindolo
ISSC456 Digital Forensics: InvestigatingWireless Networks and Devices
ProfessorAndrew Ingraham
(Iphone forensics, n.d.)(Wireless web, n.d.)

2. WIRELESS NETWORKS
 What is aWireless Network?
 Overview ofWireless Networks
 WirelessTechnologies
 Bluetooth
 Infrared
 Wi-Fi
 Wireless USB
(Wireless network advantages, n.d.)

3. WIRELESS ATTACKS
 Methods
 Wardriving
 Warflying
 Warchalking
(Wardriver, n.d.)
(Warchalking symbols, n.d.)

4. WIRELESS ATTACKS CONT’D.
 Passive Attacks
 Eavesdropping
 Traffic Analysis
 Traffic Monitoring ((Hacker, n.d.)

5. WIRELESS ATTACKS CONT’D.
 Active Attacks
 Denial-of-Service
 Flooding
 Man-in-the-Middle
 Hijacking
(Dos attack, n.d.)

6. BEST PRACTICES
 Create aWireless Security Policy
 Secure the Enterprise Wireless LAN
 Secure the Enterprise Ethernet Network
 Secure Corporate Laptops fromWirelessThreats
When Outside the Enterprise
 Educate Employees onWireless Policy

7. WIRELESS FORENSICS OVERVIEW
 Obtain a Search Warrant
 IdentifyWireless Devices
 Rogue Access Point
 Document the Scene
 DetectWireless Connections/Wireless Field
Strength

8. WIRELESS FORENSICS OVERVIEW
CONT’D.
 MapWireless Zones and Hot Spots
 Connect to theWireless Network
 Acquiring and Analyzing Data
 Generate Report

9. IPHONE FORENSICS
 Evidence Stored
 Collection
 Disable Automatic Syncing
 Write Blocking
 Image Evidence
 Viewing Evidence
(Iphone forensics 2, n.d.)

10. IPHONE FORENSICS CONT’D.
 Breaking an iPhone Security Passcode
 Acquire
 Recover
 Forensic Information
 Analyze the Information

11. IPHONE FORENSICS CONT’D.
 Jailbreaking
 Tools
 Encase
 DiskInternals Music Recovery
 Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker
 Cellebrite UFED
 Katana Forensics Lantern

12. REFERENCES
 Dos attack. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://botandbotnets.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/8/4/13840480/1556513_orig.jpg
 Hacker. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-
mubCSoqmXbk/Um5vwbDHElI/AAAAAAAAYT8/5l-BUCCZFGQ/s800/Israeli
Road Control System hack, shutting down Haifa highwayTraffic.jpg
 IPhone forensics. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.htcia.org/wp-
content/uploads/iphone_forensics.jpg
 Iphone fornesics 2. (n.d.). Retrieved from
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13. REFERENCES CONT’D.
 Warchalking symbols. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://weblog.bergersen.net/wp/mt/archives/warchalk.gif
 Wardriver. (n.d.). Retrieved from
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 Wireless network advantages. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://wireless-
head.net/img/wireless-network-advantages.jpg
 Wireless web. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.renogeek.com/blog/wp-
content/uploads/2014/08/wireless-1-web.jpg