How to Hack WiFi Passwords Using CMD on Windows

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In today's increasingly connected world, securing your personal network has never been more crucial. One common concern for many users is the fear of their Wi-Fi password being compromised by skilled cybercriminals. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect yourself from these digital intruders.

Below we'll guide you through a step-by-step process on how to hack WiFi passwords using CMD (Command Prompt) on Windows systems. Please note that while these methods can be useful for testing purposes or troubleshooting network issues, hacking into someone else's Wi-Fi without explicit permission is considered an infringement of their privacy and should only be attempted with prior consent.

Prerequisites

1. Ensure your computer meets the following requirements:

* Operating System: Windows

* Interface WiFi enabled (not disabled)

2. Familiarize yourself with basic CMD commands

Step 1: Enable Developer Mode

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Before diving into more advanced hacking techniques, you'll need to enable Developer Mode on your Windows device.

1. Go to Settings > About Phone/PC depending on whether you're using a mobile or desktop version of Windows.

2. Look for the 'About' option and tap/click it.

3. Scroll down until you find 'Build number'.

4. Long press (or double-click) on this field multiple times until the text starts flashing.

5. Tap/Click 'OK' when prompted to confirm that your device is now in Developer Mode.

Step 2: Enable USB Debugging

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Once your computer has been successfully converted into a developer-friendly environment, you'll need to enable USB debugging for further interaction with its system components via ADB (Android Debug Bridge) tools if applicable. It's worth noting here that this step may vary depending on whether you're trying to hack onto an Android device rather than one running Windows OS - see below:

### For Android Devices Only

1. Go back into Settings > About Phone/PC again.

2. Scroll down until 'About' appears once more; tap/click it again if necessary!

3. Now look for 'Build Number'.

4. Long press (or double-click) on this field multiple times like before until the text starts flashing too.

5. Tap/CClick 'OK'.

### For Windows Devices Only

No additional steps are required beyond enabling Developer Mode as described above.

Step 3: Download and Install ADB Tools

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Now that your device is ready for interaction, you'll need to download and install ADB (Android Debug Bridge) tools onto your computer. These will allow you to communicate with the Android system component responsible for managing USB connections over Wi-Fi networks - essential when attempting hacks like these!

Step 4: Connect Your Device via USB

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1. Plug in both devices using a microUSB cable or use any other suitable connection method supported by your device (e.g., microHDMI).

2. Open Command Prompt/PowerShell as an administrator on Windows.

3. Type `adb devices` and press Enter to check if your Android device appears under the list of connected ADB clients.

Step 5: Hack WiFi Passwords Using CMD

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Now that you've successfully established a connection between your computer and target Android device(s), it's time to start hacking those pesky Wi-Fi passwords!

1. Open Command Prompt/PowerShell as an administrator again.

2. Type `netsh wlan show profiles` followed by Enter.

This command will display all available WiFi networks currently stored on the system, including their corresponding SSID (SSID stands for Service Set ID) and BSSIDs (Bssid is short form of Basic Service Set Identifier). The one you're looking to hack should be listed here!

3. Once you've identified your target network from this list, note down its unique identifier alongside it; let's call ours 'WIFI-12345678901234567890'.

4. Now that we have our target network ID handy, type `netsh wlan show profile WIFI-12345678901234567890 key=clear` followed by Enter.

This command will output the plain text password for your chosen WiFi network! Make sure to copy and save this information somewhere safe immediately - you won't be able to recover it once you exit Command Prompt/PowerShell without knowing these exact steps again!

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And there you have it folks! With just a few simple commands entered into CMD, anyone can hack their way onto any WiFi network they please using nothing but basic knowledge of Windows system administration tools. Remember though - with great power comes even greater responsibility; always ask permission before attempting such hacks on someone else's property!

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