[HackYouBitch16]

tried and it worked, Thanks for the tutorial.

[x4binode]

Thanks for the tutorial, HQ post!

[GZUZ]

Would it make sense if my neighbor forgot his wifi and and I talk to him (SE) so I get connected for a short amount of time to his wifi with my Laptop and do the things explained above once I am back @home?
Also it does work on Windows 64 Bit, right?

[Lante]

This allows for IT technicians, penetration testers and likewise to write scripts that can automate the process.

Also in case you're using a shared computer for example at a library, you will see all the WiFi profiles.
There's a lot of uses, those are only some of them.

Luckily no one has to re-invent the wheel, a batch script extracting saved WiFi passwords exists and works just fine over here:
http://lallouslab.net/2016/05/14/wifirev...and-above/
source code (Click to View)

Code

@echo off

::
:: (c) Elias Bachaalany <[email protected]>
:: Batchography: The Art of Batch Files Programming
::

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

:main
    title WiFiPasswordReveal v1.0 (c) lallouslab.net - The Batchography book
    
    echo.
    echo Reveal all saved WiFi passwords Batch file script v1.0 (c) lallouslab.net
    echo.
    echo Inspired by the book "Batchography: The Art of Batch Files Programming"
    echo.

    :: Get all the profiles
    call :get-profiles r

    :: For each profile, try to get the password
    :main-next-profile
        for /f "tokens=1* delims=," %%a in ("%r%") do (
            call :get-profile-key "%%a" key
            if "!key!" NEQ "" (
                echo WiFi: [%%a] Password: [!key!]
            )
            set r=%%b
        )
        if "%r%" NEQ "" goto main-next-profile

    echo.
    pause

    goto :eof

::
:: Get the WiFi key of a given profile
:get-profile-key <1=profile-name> <2=out-profile-key>
    setlocal

    set result=

    FOR /F "usebackq tokens=2 delims=:" %%a in (
        `netsh wlan show profile name^="%~1" key^=clear ^| findstr /C:"Key Content"`) DO (
        set result=%%a
        set result=!result:~1!
    )
    (
        endlocal
        set %2=%result%
    )

    goto :eof

::
:: Get all network profiles (comma separated) into the result result-variable
:get-profiles <1=result-variable>
    setlocal

    set result=

  
    FOR /F "usebackq tokens=2 delims=:" %%a in (
        `netsh wlan show profiles ^| findstr /C:"All User Profile"`) DO (
        set val=%%a
        set val=!val:~1!

        set result=%!val!,!result!
    )
    (
        endlocal
        set %1=%result:~0,-1%
    )

    goto :eof

Might be interesting to add to the OP for whoever is looking for a run&profit .bat file.

[Infinity™]

Very useful tutorial. Great share mate, It works on my windows 10 . Additional, Lante's shared working also.

[arefinsharif]

I need more screenshot how do you it.

[oziadovicomareo]

hey brothers
Do u think that this method is effecient
please answer me

[ShadeMilcaras]

Would it be possible to write the commands on a single bat file, so it works fast and sneaky? Thx haha

[lebouskii]

So my neighbour was RATed by me one month ago and now i will find his WiFi pass and have for a long time free wifi

Thanks :D

how did you give him it ?

[arvinzx20]

Let me try this method if this is working in my laptop.thanks

[/usr]

method.

Hey! Thanks for sharing!

I knew how to see password of WiFi's you've connected to on Windows, but it was different and (I think) very simple:
Go to "Network Manager", right-click on a saved wifi Network, select "Wireless Properties", select "Security" and check the box for "show characters" (you need Admin permission, like in your method).

Is there any additional benefit to do your method?

Thanks again.

[ra1d]

Hey! Thanks for sharing!

I knew how to see password of WiFi's you've connected to on Windows, but it was different and (I think) very simple:
Go to "Network Manager", right-click on a saved wifi Network, select "Wireless Properties", select "Security" and check the box for "show characters" (you need Admin permission, like in your method).

Is there any additional benefit to do your method?

Thanks again.

This method allows you to get the WiFi passwords from all users on the PC.

[Siktah]

Finally got a use for this. Worked well.

For the Win8 machine it was:

1. Open CMD with Admin privledges

2. Type

Code

netsh

3. Type

Code

wlan show profiles

4. Type

Code

wlan export profile "wifiprofilenamehere" folder=C:\folderyouchoose key=clear

(Where C:\ is the drive of your USB stick if you are exporting externally)

[Netflix076]

thanks man this really helped I was almost calling my provider but not need anymore

[Hydraxus]

Oh boy, ra1d sharing all these tips and tricks. Was a nice read, this is written very well. Cheers my dude!