I’m ready to commission a full-scope wireless penetration test focused purely on uncovering vulnerabilities in our environment. The engagement spans everything that can ride our Wi-Fi: the access points themselves, the end-user laptops and mobiles that attach to them, and the underlying network infrastructure they ultimately reach. The technical stack here is a little unusual, so comfort with Kali Linux toolsets is essential, but you’ll also need to pivot into Java- and Python-based scripts and containerised tooling we already run in Docker. In other words, I’m looking for someone who can drop straight into the existing lab, fire up containers, customise scripts, and then carry that same skillset into the live environment once we move from staging to production. Deliverables (all must be supplied for project sign-off): • Engagement plan outlining toolchain, test windows, and agreed rules of engagement. • Vulnerability findings for each target class (AP, endpoint, infrastructure) with proof-of-concept evidence. • Risk-rated remediation recommendations, mapped to the relevant CVSS where applicable. • Executive summary and a technical appendix—both in PDF—suitable for separate stakeholder audiences. • Cleared test artifacts and container images pushed back to our private registry for future regression testing. I will provide network diagrams, temporary VPN access, and a contact for real-time clarifications. My calendar is flexible but I’d like initial reconnaissance results within the first week so we can adjust scope early if needed. If you thrive on Kali, speak fluent Python and Java, and are comfortable orchestrating everything inside Docker, let’s talk.