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Wifi security key cracker
Wifi security key cracker






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At this point, I’m confident that I could easily get the SSID name and password or key content by running the netsh.exe command and storing the output in a variable. Then I could pass that variable to Select-String once to search for SSID Name, and pass the variable a second time to Select-String to search for Key Content. I can then parse each search the same way by using the split method and split on the colon ( : ). This will create an array with two elements. I only want the last element, so I specified the last index in the array with a. Īs you can see in this example, I now have the SSID. I need to repeat the same process to get the password and then return this data in an object.

Wifi security key cracker code#

This code is a simple example of getting the wireless profile password that will work in WMF 3.0 and newer. In WMF 5.0, the ConvertFrom-String was introduced. This cmdlet has a lot of functionality but the feature that I think is totally awesome is the ability to parse text based off a template file. Here is a post on the Windows PowerShell Blog that explains how ConvertFrom-String works: ConvertFrom-String: Example-based text parsing. The template file consists of sample output.

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Here is an example taken from the ConvertFrom-String Help file: In the sample output, a template markup defines the structure of the data we want to extract. Now let’s apply this to output from netsh. You can see on line 21 that I defined the name of the wireless profile. I am only showing one example of output from the template file, but I have two examples of output in my template file. They give the technology ConvertFrom-String is built on ( FlashExtract) and a better idea of the text being parsed. In the previous example, I put it all together. As you can see, I store the path to my template file in $Template. I run netsh.exe and specify to show the profile information for Test-Wireless. I specify key=clear, and this is piped to ConvertFrom-String and I supply an argument for TemplateFile. The results are a PSObject with the name and password for the wireless profile.

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Wifi security key cracker