Supreme Py GET the stored wifi paSSWORD in ur pc EZ method just for ttrial

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ok let me explain one by one why we import subprocess becuase we needa connect to cmd and then in cmd
if you type 

Code:

netsh wlan show profile {Profile Name} key=clear    

you will see the wifi password so we will use that fucking command to extract the wifi password
so we use subprocess.check_output and ..... .
then we will try to decode it by utf-8 sometimes its not utf-8 if we wanna ignore that type and just print it out
we will use try 
And except    index 
done 

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Thanks even tho the description seemed confusing lol

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i use to code in python for long time and i don't know if cmd return data value or plain text, by parsing this code i'm gonna figure this out

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you are trusted

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ok let me explain one by one why we import subprocess becuase we needa connect to cmd and then in cmd
if you type 

Code:

netsh wlan show profile {Profile Name} key=clear    

you will see the wifi password so we will use that fucking command to extract the wifi password
so we use subprocess.check_output and ..... .
then we will try to decode it by utf-8 sometimes its not utf-8 if we wanna ignore that type and just print it out
we will use try 
And except    index 
done 

tyyyyyytaet

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ok let me explain one by one why we import subprocess becuase we needa connect to cmd and then in cmd
if you type 

Code:

netsh wlan show profile {Profile Name} key=clear    

you will see the wifi password so we will use that fucking command to extract the wifi password
so we use subprocess.check_output and ..... .
then we will try to decode it by utf-8 sometimes its not utf-8 if we wanna ignore that type and just print it out
we will use try 
And except    index 
done 

python was my first language; hope to find some useful information

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netsh wlan show profile {Profile Name} key=clearnetsh wlan show profile {Profile Name} key=clearnetsh wlan show profile {Profile Name} key=clearnetsh wlan show profile {Profile Name} key=clear

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is it true? man