Uncovering WiFi Passwords From Windows

[LucidRay]

Proposed title of article

Uncovering WiFi Passwords From Windows

Introduction paragraph (2-3 paragraphs):

In windows Wi-Fi passwords from saved Wi-Fi networks are hidden from the user, unlike other OS i.e. android, windows has terminals that can be used to acquire the Wi-Fi passwords from the saved Wi-Fi networks in the device. With the use of PowerShell and cmd (also known as command prompt) we can be able to find the hidden Wi-Fi passwords by using simple cmd and PowerShell commands. This will enable users to use the passwords to connect other devices to the same Wi-Fi networks.

Key takeaways:

What is PowerShell? What is cmd? Which Windows versions have PowerShell installed? Steps to find the WiFi password using cmd Steps to find the WiFi password using PowerShell

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[hectorkambow]

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[hectorkambow]

👋 Good afternoon @LucidRay seems like a helpful topic.

Yet before we can approved the topic - we'd like to flush out how will this article differ from what is published on other sites

[LucidRay]

Unlike those articles, my article will involve using terminals like cmd and window PowerShell to uncover/find wifi passwords of saved networks and it will not only include windows 10 but also almost all Windows versions.

[hectorkambow]

@LucidRay Sounds like a helpful topic - lets please be sure it adds value beyond what is in any official docs and/or what is covered in other blog sites. (the articles should go beyond a basic explanation - and it is always best to reference any EngEd article and build upon it).

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