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Read the stack
Use the layer map to anchor each scenario in the TCP/IP model before diving into the details.
Wireless security education with a stack-first view
Wireless attacks do not stay in one layer.
I built this learning platform to show how wireless security events ripple across the TCP/IP model. Instead of treating jamming, sniffing, rogue access points, and LTE or 5G exposure as isolated topics, this site maps each one to the layers, data, security properties, and defenses that actually matter.
How to use it
Three ways to move through the material
I designed the platform so you can move from overview to analysis to self-check without needing outside context.
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Compare modules
See how jamming, sniffing, rogue access points, and cellular exposure differ in impact and defender leverage.
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Simulate and teach
Use the Simulation Lab to adjust scenario severity, toggle defenses, and walk through facilitator prompts.
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Test yourself
Use the Study Lab for quick checks, defense comparisons, and glossary review with answer explanations.
Stack map
Where wireless issues touch the TCP/IP model
The same event can start low in the stack and still change what users see much higher up.
Modules
Explore the five core learning modules
Each module combines a stack impact view, a case study, and a defense-oriented explanation.
References
Sources cited directly in the learning content
I use these sources throughout the module explanations, simulation guide, and self-check material.