vitorrezend/show-wifipass-linux

show-wifipass-linux.sh

This Bash script allows you to easily retrieve Wi-Fi passwords for saved connections on your Linux system. It lists available Wi-Fi connections and allows you to select one to display the password.

Prerequisites:

• Linux-based operating system (tested on Ubuntu)
• sudo privileges to access Wi-Fi configuration files
• Bash shell

Installation:

1. Clone the repository:

   • git clone https://github.com/vitorrezend/show-wifipass-linux.git

2. Navigate to the script directory:

   • cd show-wifipass-linux

3. Make the script executable:

   • chmod +x show-wifipass-linux.sh

Usage:

To run the script and retrieve Wi-Fi passwords, use the following command:

• ./show-wifipass-linux.sh

Follow the instructions presented by the script.

System Requirements:

• Linux-based operating system (Ubuntu tested)
• Bash shell

Security Note:

Please use this script responsibly and only on connections for which you have permission to retrieve the password. Unauthorized access to Wi-Fi networks is illegal in many jurisdictions.

Examples:

Available connections: 0. My_WiFi

1. Guest_WiFi
2. Office_WiFi
3. ...

Enter the number of the connection to display the password: 1

Password for connection 'Guest_WiFi': myguestpassword123

Contributing:

If you would like to contribute to this project, please open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.