Find All Saved Wifi Password in one Click

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It’s not uncommon to forget your WiFi password as you only need to enter it once on your PC, and it will automatically connect to it for the rest of the time. To find your currently connected Wi-Fi password or all Username and passwords of networks you have previously connected to ? use the “wifi_pass_en.exe” Portable Freeware File

Note: Windows Script Host must not be turned off for it to work properly

How to use :
Just download and unzip it then run the file, a popup with “Wifi_Pass.txt file has been created on desktop” text on it will appear , click ok button.

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MD5 : 718f321361be82465275e41cfd36586c
SHA-1 : c87d9b3b06086892cc89bbf6b48eaccdb015d29b
SHA-256 : d603ee09e0e60783316066a6f27b88203a4e30ed8946dedd5d187671b6c7818d

Virustotal

• This topic was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by velociraptor.
• This topic was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by velociraptor.

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Or WirelessKeyView: Recover lost WEP/WPA key/password stored by Wireless Zero Configuration service (nirsoft.net) Free, portable. Several options to save results.

Please note that with many password recovery tools, your security software may object to the download and/or usage.

--Joe

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Thanks for sharing alternative software.  All software on the market uses some kind of hacking method that we never recommend. For this reason, the virustotal has a lot of warnings for example Nirsoft.

We used a different and a very simple method which belong to Microsoft. We hope in later times, Antiviruses do not give false warnings for the method we use

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Wifi Pass Finder v1.1
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Changelog:

01. [FIXED] – Unable to delete the folder which the software is in
02. [FIXED] – Software doesn’t work if Windows script host is disabled
03. [FIXED] – Doesn’t work if some “Environment Variable” is not default
04. [FIXED] – View – large icons settings doesn’t effect exe icon preview
05. [FIXED] – One sandbox flagged this file as malicious

MD5 : 1fcf626a3b9ab2f6c5903e016be03cbf
SHA-1 : d374c19e3948ed26451b12069a887e5432c0b7c4
SHA-256 : f709f58ddb1f4982bffd62b0a2aef4deb9bf9b7b868c66b0c5093f4533d1e5c0

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Hey Y’all,

Here’s a powershell solution which won’t cause any AV problems.

Get-WIFIPW.zip

The link will take you to my One-Drive program depository where you can download the zip file. The MD5 hashes can be found in a PDF folder in the same location.

Please read the comments for usage.

May the Forces of good computing be with you!

RG

PowerShell & VBA Rule!
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kreela, velociraptor

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RetiredGeek wrote:

Hey Y’all,

Here’s a powershell solution which won’t cause any AV problems.

Get-WIFIPW.zip

The link will take you to my One-Drive program depository where you can download the zip file. The MD5 hashes can be found in a PDF folder in the same location.

Please read the comments for usage.

Tested and Works Perfect , thanks for sharing

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