WiFi Password.txt: A Handy File or a Security Threat?
the output of that command will be written to a file (for more than one card you need to specify the -w option) so in this example i use aircrack-ng -w neighborswifi_b8-87-1f-54-cd-e8.cap. i will explain what each option does later on.
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if you want to succeed in this space you need to do more than just create a password and capture a wifi network. there is a whole lot more to this game than just the password. you have to capture the network, locate the access points, and then capture the keys. each access point has a different key and you need to capture the key to access the network.
capture a public wifi network and you can do what? if you dont need to capture or hack into a public wifi network you can start using wifi password finder. it allows you to scan for public wifi networks, locate them, and capture the network by clicking on the qr code on the list page. you can also use the qr code to connect to the wifi network.
creating a qr code may seem like an easy task. you have an image to create and you use an app to create it. i have a wifi hacking lab in my house that i use to create qr codes. i use a $500 commercial app called qrcode generator pro. i create a qr code and then use a $1,000 scanning app called qrcode scanner pro to scan the qr code. if you have a smartphone you can use the scanner app to scan the qr code.
you're right. i thought that the computer was the only one with a wifi password. i had the wrong idea. if you want to know your router's wifi password, just take a look at its manual. if you don't have it, you can find it on the internet (google for "router password".)