View WiFi Password

This Python script retrieves and displays WiFi passwords stored on your device. It extracts WiFi profile information using the netsh command-line utility and presents it in a user-friendly format.

Key Features

• Password Retrieval: Extracts WiFi passwords from stored profiles.
• Profile Listing: Lists all available WiFi profiles on the system.
• Formatted Output: Presents the retrieved information in a clear, tabular format.
• Validation Key: Requires a validation key to run the script.
• Colorized Output: Uses colorama for enhanced readability with colored text.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/versaagonon/view-wifi-password-.git
   cd view-wifi-password-

2. Install dependencies:

   pip install colorama

Usage

1. Run the script:

   python [email protected]

2. Enter the validation key:

   When prompted, enter the validation key: versaagonon.

3. View the WiFi passwords:

   The script will display a table containing the WiFi profile names, SSIDs, authentication methods, encryption types, and passwords.

Tech Stack and Dependencies

• Python: Programming language.
• subprocess: Used to execute command-line commands (netsh).
• os: Used for interacting with the operating system (not explicitly used, but imported).
• time: Used for time-related tasks (not explicitly used, but imported).
• colorama: Used for adding color to the terminal output.

Suggestions for Improvements

1. Error Handling: Implement more robust error handling to gracefully handle cases where WiFi profiles are missing or the netsh command fails. Specifically, handle subprocess.CalledProcessError exceptions.

2. Cross-Platform Compatibility: The script currently relies on the netsh command, which is specific to Windows. Consider adding support for other operating systems (e.g., macOS, Linux) by using appropriate command-line tools (e.g., airport on macOS, nmcli on Linux).

3. Security Enhancement: Storing the validation key directly in the script is not secure. Implement a more secure method for validation, such as reading the key from an environment variable or a configuration file. Consider removing the validation key entirely, or replacing it with a warning about the potential risks of running the script. Also, add a disclaimer about the ethical implications of using such a tool.