Project Name: #WIPASSPHISHER

Description:?This tool scans for passwords of previously connected Wi-Fi networks. It features a graphical user interface (GUI) built with Tkinter.

Team Name:?Y’rr

Participants Name:?Randy | RichaSaxena | Yanal

Date: 1 August, 2024

Team’s Introduction and their contribution to the project

This WiFi Scanner project was developed by a collaborative team of three members, each contributing unique skills and expertise to ensure the project’s success.

RANDY played a key role as the lead developer in this project. With a strong background in the Python language, he was responsible for the idea, core programming, and implementation of the WiFi scanning functionality.

Key Contributions:

1. Designed and implemented the core application logic with Python script

for the project

2. Created video Instructions on how to use the tool.

3. Reviewed and edited the project report and presentation to ensure clarity,

accuracy, and coherence.

4. Conducted thorough code reviews to identify and rectify bugs in the

application.

#TheProblem

Mostly, people who are not tech savvy have issues memorizing the netshell command (netsh show Wan) to reveal their own wifi password, not to talk of revealing passwords of wifi networks they are already connected to. Using the wifi scanning tool which we named, “WIPASSPHISHER” makes it easy to reveal both the network name and the password associated with the network.

A hacker and pen tester will always be able to connect to any previously connected network without having to request again for a password, in case the network is forgotten instead of using the cmd netshell command.

#Creating #Wipassphisher

#PythonScript for #Windows

#How to #download and #use or #runthetool.

Go to github and look for the repo braintechcorp/wipassphisher. Then follow the video instructions.

https://github.com/Braintechcorp/wipassphisher.git

Step-by-step guide in creating the tool yourself.

Software Requirements:

? IDE: Visual Studio code, pycharm, or any text editor like sublime, gedit, echo, etc.

? Python: Ensure Python is installed. The tool was tested with Python 3.12.3.

? Tkinter: Tkinter is included with most Python installations. Verify its installation using: python -m tkinter

? pip: Ensure pip is installed for package management.

Installing Prerequisites

? Open a command prompt or terminal.

? Install the required packages using pip: pip install pyinstaller

Project script

Converting to Executable

Using PyInstaller

1. Install PyInstaller:

pip install pyinstaller        

1. Generate Executable:

• Open a command prompt or terminal.
• Navigate to the directory containing WIPASSPHISHER_gui.py:

cd path\to\your\script        

• Run PyInstaller:

pyinstaller --onefileWIPASSPHISHER_gui.py        

• The executable will be found in the dist directory.

Running the Application

Steps to Run the Executable

1. Locate the Executable:

• Find WIPASSPHISHER_gui.exe in the dist directory created by PyInstaller.

1. Run the Executable:

• Double-click the executable to launch the GUI.

1. Using the Tool:

• Click the “Scan for Wi-Fi Networks” button to display previously used Wi-Fi networks and their passwords.

Command

To get information about previously used Wi-Fi networks on Windows using the netsh command, you can use the netsh wlan show profiles command. This command will list all the Wi-Fi profiles (networks) that the system has connected to in the past.

Here is the full command and an explanation of what it does:

Netsh wlan show profiles key=clear

Explanation:

• netsh: This is the command-line utility for networking tasks in Windows.
• wlan: This specifies that you are working with wireless LAN settings.
• show: This tells the command to display information.
• profiles: This specifies that you want to see the profiles of the Wi-Fi networks that the computer has connected to.
• Key: reveals password in plain text.

Creating a Wi-Fi scanner that is “Wipassphisher” makes it easy for a lay-man or someone who is not tech savvy to be able to view or know their own wifi password on Windows as well as passwords of the network they have previously connected to, without having to use or memorize cmd commands to do so.

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