WiFi Passview
WiFi Passview is an open source batch script based program that can recover your WiFi Password easily in seconds. This is for Windows OS only. Basically, this scripted program has the same function as other passview softwares such as webpassview and mailpassview.
Zsecurity.org
This project is posted on a cyber security educational website called zsecurity.org you should visit this project here for more information: http://j.gs/CBuf
How it Works?
Basically, this is the shortcut and batch scripted file version of a popular WiFi password manager viewing method using command prompt. This is how it works...
netsh wlan show profilesUsage
- Download the latest version here.
- Extract the zip package and look for ".bat" file, it should be in root directory.
- Run the ".bat" file as administrator.
- Follow the on terminal screen instructions...
- Done!
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Screenshots
Here's the screeshot of the software...
Custom Build
To build your custom WiFi Passview simply do the following...
- Create a new folder in your working directory.
- Open your terminal on that directory and clone this repository by typing;
git clone https://github.com/WarenGonzaga/WiFi-Passview.git- Go to the WiFi-Passview using terminal or open a terminal manually on that directory.
- Type the following to install the devdependencies in your system;
$ npm installInstall gulp in your system.
$ npm install gulpInstall gulp globally in your system.
$ npm install -g gulp- Go to "src" folder and edit "config.json" with your desired details.
- After that, go to the terminal and type the following;
$ gulpor you can type...
$ gulp build- You should see a batch file created on "prod" folder.
- Now, use that for your own need. Enjoy!
For more information about available commands just type...
$ gulp helpContributing
If you want to contribute to this project just make a pull request and let me know what are the changes you want to merge with this master branch. I'm not asking for any format or what. I'm not also strict in any pull request to be sent here just to make sure that the code you're submitting should not affect the entire repo.
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