** You need root to use this application.
** You need to have connected to the network in the past.
** This app cannot “hack” into an unknown/new network.
Have you ever forgotten the password of your home WiFi network, or the one you setup for your parents a few months back?
This application will help you recover the password of a wireless network you have connected to with your device in the past.
You can then either tap on an entry to copy it, or export the list to SD, or share it using the standard Android sharing facilities.
It does not crack the network, or use the MAC/SSID address to deduce the password. It simply reads it from the device itself.
Essentially it parses the wpa_supplicant file
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I have been playing with my new Kaiser(Tilt) since I got it earlier in the week. Rom is updated and everything is the way I like it. I would like to have my mac to connect to my Kaiser with bluetooth for internet access I just don't know what the AT&T setting are:
-telephone number
-account Name
-and password
I have looked all over and nothing I can find works. The Mac tells me
-A modem error occurred. Please verify your settings and try again.
What can I do to get this working? What setting are you using to make theis work for you?
You have to enable the Internet Sharing app. You can either find it in the Windows folder (IntShrUI), or you can do as I did and perform a hard reset but kill all the carrier customizations. By default, AT&T removes the program shortcut from your Programs folder. Here are some instructions, courtesy of the AT&T forums:
(1) From the Mac, initiate the pairing process with the phone. It will say the phone doesn't have any supported services, but then the last page of the Bluetooth wizard will say it supports a Personal Area Network.
(2) Open the "Internet Sharing" application on the phone.
(3) Change the method used to connect the computer from "USB" to "Bluetooth PAN".
(4) Click "Connect".
(5) On the Mac, click the Bluetooth menu on the Menu Bar and select "Join Network on [device]". (The Internet Sharing app on the phone should now say "Connected".)
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I got that part down, thanks. It's when it is trying to connect it imideatly disconects and tells me - A modem error occurred. Please verify your settings and try again. What are the settings on the mac side for
-telephone number
-account Name
-and password
Bluetooth PAN doesn't require those settings. It looks like what you're after is Bluetooth DUN. I believe you'll need to use the WModem app that's in the Connections tab. These should be the settings you're seeking:
Type [email protected] in the User name field.
Type CINGULAR1 in the Password field.
In the Dial field, type *99#.
thespiessman said:
I got that part down, thanks. It's when it is trying to connect it imideatly disconects and tells me - A modem error occurred. Please verify your settings and try again. What are the settings on the mac side for
-telephone number
-account Name
-and password
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Does anyone know of an app that would allow easy access to the password field for a tethered internet connection through a WM device?
We're trying to use the phone to access our network but we have activecards that generate a password each time you connect that needs to be entered (so not a static password - make sense?)
We've got the phone to work and connect - but it's a faff to have to go all the way through al lthe manage conenctions settings to change the password each time
WiFi Key Recovery lists all the passwords for WiFi networks you have stored on your device. Android lets you change the stored passwords for WiFi networks via the Wireless & Networks settings on the main Android menu, but you can't view the currently saved passwords. This is a pity, especially if you've forgotten a password and want to connect to the same network with another computer or device.
After you open the app, it lists the info for each stored WiFi network. You'll see the SSID, PSK or WEP key, and the security or algorithm type. It also lists login credentials for enterprise networks and you can export a text file of the details to your SD card or even share it.
Needs rooted devices for this APP
Get it from google play as well.
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but you can't view the currently saved passwords. This is a pity, especially if you've forgotten a password and want to connect to the same network with another computer or device.
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take a look at this If ya wanna know WiFi password on PC, Google it, there are guides available.!
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i know the wifi modem user id and password. i can open it. but when i open the advanced wifi security settings, there i am getting some dots in the password feild. there is no option to see the password. i want to know how to decode that password. please help me regarding this
Hello there!
As far as I know you can't really access the WiFi key in plain text without having a rooted device.
If your device is rooted then there are several free apps on the Play Store which will list your saved WiFi connections with plain text keyphrases.
Cheers.
Root: /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf
I am asking to see it in the modem. Not in the mobile. When I open the advanced wifi settings in the modem confirmation settings, it is showing the dots in the text field. I want to know how to decode that password.
And also as you said, my mobile was rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 3. I tried all the wifi password applications to know the password of the connected wifi. But none of the applications didn't work.
I am asking to see it in the modem. Not in the mobile. When I open the advanced wifi settings in the modem confirmation settings, it is showing the dots in the text field. I want to know how to decode that password.
And also as you said, my mobile was rooted Samsung Galaxy Note 3. I tried all the wifi password applications to know the password of the connected wifi. But none of the applications didn't work.
I am getting password like this in all the wifi password applications
psk=6df95cf6d15711ca82ec47eb12691307
OP, your Previous thread for the same question was closed for a reason.
wifi password
This too is closed for the same reason. You have been warned.
Remember, manage and save your passwords of previously connected WiFi networks
If You often forget your passwords from their wi-fi wireless networks , password Reminder from Wi-Fi will help You with this. Truly he can only work, if your device has ROOT access or otherwise administrator rights.
The app allows you to :
- get a list stored on the device Wi-Fi networks and passwords
- copy the password of the network you selected to the clipboard
- send to other apps text data : the network name (SSID) and password
- create image to encrypt the connection settings Wi-Fi network in QR code
- quickly find a known network from the list
- quickly connect to already known network
- make a backup copy of the history to a file wifi_pass_export.csv
- import history from file wifi_pass_export.csv
- add or remove your access point in the story
Once again we remind you that to work it is necessary that the device was ROOT rights or the super user (Super User). Usually ROOT tool hackers use to work with functions of Linux.
The app is not a burglar closed wireless networks, does not pick passwords to the routers. It is completely legal and allows you to work with the already known Wi-Fi passwords. All the available wifi networks are shown in a list, sorted in alphabetic order.
If You accidentally delete a network from the device,
on the "History" tab You can see the previously connected network.
History is updated automatically each time you start the application.
Now all passwords will be recovered in one place!
Reference on App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rusdelphi.wifipassword