(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hey guys, I have a neat program that allows you to crack the password of the network you are currently connected it. For this to work you HAVE to be already connected to the network. If you are not, this program is useless. This program will display the following:
1) Network Name
2) Key Type
3) Key in Hex
4) Key in Ascii (English)
5) Adapter Name
6) Adapter Guid

This program is useful to use if you are on a neighbor's computer, or on a private computer, such as school. I myself, have used this on the school's network.

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To use the program, run it and it will display all the information listed above.

Virus Scan:
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I have a 32 bit one, but the virustotal scan shows up as infected, so I won't release it. If you want the file PM me and I will provide you with it.

so its really a retriever not a cracker

mmhhhmmm

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Yeah, pretty much :p

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It's not a virus. It may pick it up as one because it goes into your system files and retrieves the information input into your wireless connection if any.

kk, also i wouldn't bother now as people see the word virus and they start to panic i had the same problem on another forum uploaded a Amazon receipt generator and because it was flagged by virus company's because it make the receipts it didn't actually do anything to the system lol

Well on Ninja's snap it doesn't show it as a virus, it shows it as a potentially unwanted program. A lot of virus programs will pick up anything that deals with cracking software, illegal versions, or anything towards pirating or stealing.

thnks a lot

Misleading title is misleading /smh This isnt a crack.

I've seen one that brute forced into another persons network that was WEP, takes about 24 hours to get the password.

Or you could log into the router homepage and get the password? much easier, nice tool though. :p