netsh wlan show profiles

• Extract all available WiFi passwords stored in the target machine and can be done in just a seconds.
• Extract password from specific target SSID.
• Save extracted passwords.
• Additional options.
• No manual reading of Key Content, the tool will do that for you!
• No need admin rights to run the program.
• Standalone batch program.
• Supports all languages.
• Generate WLAN report. (requires admin privileges)
• Upload collected passwords to the cloud. (powered by file.io api)
• Customizable builds.

• Download the repository
• Do "npm install" and "npm install gulp-cli -g && npm install gulp -D"
• After that, edit the "./src/config.json" file for your customization or personalization.
• When you think you are satisfy, just do "gulp build" or "gulp" to initiate the building process.
• If you want to reset the building process just do "gulp cleandev".
• If you are editing the "./src/core.bat" you can use "gulp test" it is a combination of "gulp build" and "gulp cleandev" so you can quickly quality check the production build.
• Do "gulp --tasks" to see all available "gulp" commands.

I'm aware of that command, the only reason why I use findstr instead of that command is that to make the tool more user-level that does not require any admin rights. For example, if you are about to use the tool in a machine that you don't own then you're not able to use the tool. Got the idea? If the tool does not require admin rights then we can avoid the UAC prompt and we can use the tool more efficiently, the command netsh wlan show profiles do not require admin rights that's why we can still use that and capture the data and save it to file using the findstr command. Brilliant?

• Extract WiFi Password Across Network (experimental)
• More... (have suggestions? let me know!)

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