We use Netsh within a PowerShell windows to find the WiFi password while listening to At the Gate's Need.
https://syntax.blackcatwhitehatsecurity.com/?season=2#AtTheGates
#Syntax #Shredding #Podcast #Programming #Music #NetSH
for #M365 Admins newsletter it out. This week we're going old school. 4 skills that never age and 4 things to know about #Windows from recent updates.
Tutorial on how to use the built-in Windows netsh tool to capture https browser network traffic, convert it using etl2pcapng, and then afterwards decrypt it with Wireshark.
To do this we use SSLKEYLOGFILE and the netsh command line to create a network trace and TLS session keys.
simple trick to record network traffic under #Windows
https://www.stefangeiger.ch/2023/03/30/windows-network-trace.html
RT @[email protected]: #powershell #wlan #ssid #password #key #netsh #oneliner
netsh wlan show profiles|Select-String -Pattern " User Profile"|ForEach-Object{echo $_.Line.split(':')[1].trim()}|ForEach-Object{netsh wlan show profiles name=$_ key=clear}|Select-String -Pattern "Key Content|SSID name"
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/DissectMalware/status/1035312615612981249
“#powershell #wlan #ssid #password #key #netsh #oneliner netsh wlan show profiles|Select-String -Pattern " User Profile"|ForEach-Object{echo $_.Line.split(':')[1].trim()}|ForEach-Object{netsh wlan show profiles name=$_ key=clear}|Select-String -Pattern "Key Content|SSID name"”
#Win_PortFwd - #Powershell #Script To Setup #Windows #Port_Forwarding Using Native #Netsh Client http://dlvr.it/Qdw1Bd
source Angel Arteaga