I would like to know what you thought about the book? I read some amazon reviews, but I always find EH members a little more helpful.

I currently have it on my kindle but have not broke into it (as usual with most of my security books  ). I will definitely try to voice my opinion on it when I get the chance.

I was thinking about coupling the readings with Vivek's videos and hopefully take the OSWP as soon as it updated. Knowing the quality of Vivek's videos, I am 100% certain this should be a good read!

I went through a couple of his videos, bought the alfa card, and now I'll probably buy the book too. Just like you mentioned, I wouldnt expect anything but great things with this book. And dont forget to post your thoughts whenver youre done! thanks!

I've just received the book  

So i just started to read it. It's very easy to read as the author didn't write too much theory but instead he put a lot of screenschots of all the commands and results.

The Chapter 1 is an "how to get ready ?" it tells about the Wireless Lab and how to configure it. Basic stuff like installing Backtrack. Set up the wireless card...

After this chapter you go into the WLAN world and its insecurities. You'll learn sniffing wireless packets, packet injection...

Chapter 3 is Bypassing WLAN authentification such as mac filter...

Well, the book is a progression from what is WLAN to how to do a MITM attack, hikacking, attacking WPA-enterprise.

In each chapter you have a short introduction of what you'll learn. The demonstration and explanations of the attack, an exercise to do and a quizz (answers are at the end of the book).

Chapters are very short, about 20 pages, but as the author said :                   "less theory, more results".

What do they ask in OSWP ?
Cracking WEP/WPA ? Doing a mitm attack or create rogue access point ?

Sounds like a must buy. I personally like the books that walk you through an example and actually show you how to do, instead of just talking about it. I saw that it was already on safari books, so I get to read it now 

Do a lot of you use Safari-books? I swear almost all of the security books are on their but reading on a laptop can get annoying.

<nod>  I think it's a great read, and hit on a lot of topics, in a bit more detail / helpful way, than other books and materials I've read on wireless hacking.

As always, 'hats off' to vivek.   

Yep, the wifi videos are really great! The best part so far is the theorical part on 802.11 frames and WEP algorithm... (i am around video 14)