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Description: This video is part of the Addendum created for the Wi-Fi Security Expert course and certification - http://securitytube.net/certifications . It is being released on SecurityTube as part of our open courseware initiative. Students enrolled for the SWSE will be given a lab manual which tells you how to use these videos to prepare.

In this video, we will look at how to use the windows command line to play with the wireless interface and extract interesting information like - the interfaces available, drivers, scan for wireless networks around, display existing wireless profiles, dump wireless profiles and connect to existing ones.

You will also be given 2 lab exercises which will be discussed in the webinar and one assignment which you need to read on before watching the next video.

Hope you enjoy this one! Please leave your comments behind.

Tags: swse , wireless , megaprimer , windows , netsh , wlan ,

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Comments:

• John-Nash on Sun 02 Oct 2011
  
  Fantastico! Missed your videos my friend and eagerly awaiting for the student portal access :)
  
  I was at your talk at Brucon, so I know the "Hosted Network" hack ;) but i will keep it secret.
• Andrew on Sun 02 Oct 2011
  
  Good show. I was wondering if you were going to touch on any of the windows stuff. Netsh and powershell can do great things if you're stuck on a windows box :)
• Globalization on Sun 02 Oct 2011
  
  Thanks as always Vivek, great video, hope to see more of that
• rootx on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  SIMPLY ENTER THE FOLLOWING COMMAND
  
  netsh wlan export profile name = " ur profile name " key=clear
  
  you will get an xml file which contains the key in clear text
  thanks Vivek for the awesome videos
• lubitel on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  Shine on!
• Hanzoshinobi on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  Vivek, the security community is so lucky to have you.
• SecurityTube_Bot on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  @John-Nash, Andrew, Globalization, lubitel, Hanzoshinobi Thanks guys! :) Your encouragement always makes me go an extra step ahead :)
  
  @rootx Congrats! Do you have a lil python / shell script to dump it all? maybe a meterpreter script like @digininja created
  
  Look forward to hearing more from you guys!
  
  Next video is backdooring with the hosted network :)
• lubitel on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  Next video is backdooring with the hosted network :)
• soheil.r on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  Hi Vivek . Speical thanks big man . :-d
  
  please making this videos for wifi security :
  
  worms and viruses in wifi network
  
  hacking clients with metaploit/social engineering toolkit in wireless network
  
  programming packet injectors .
  
  programming a worm for wireless
  
  
  and os on ..
  
  
  thanks ..
  
  :-d
• Hackker on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  Its great to see u back sir....great job once again :)
• neo on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  awesome bro.nice to see u back.
• in0cula on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  very cool!!
• SecurityTube_Bot on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  @soheil.r Thanks! packet injection etc. are already there. Of course some of the others you are mentioned are planned and will be online soon.
  
  @Hackker, Neo, in0cula Thanks guys!
  
  @lubit your wish is my command :)
  
  Next video is Hosted Network : http://www.securitytube.net/video/2272
• WCNA on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  I guess I'm going to have to start checking the website every few hours again. I just saw the new video and the 2nd is already posted. Awesome as always Vivek.
  
  I guess at some point you should mention WirelessKeyView and some of the attacks mentioned in the Hacking Exposed- Wireless book.
• SecurityTube_Bot on Mon 03 Oct 2011
  
  @WCNA the best thing about Windows 7 is that utilities like WirelessKeyView are not required :) that is one of the lab exercises - you can see the passphrase in the clear by using the command line alone :)
• Audi on Tue 18 Oct 2011
  
  I tried to obtain the key from the netsh context on a windows Vista machine, but key context is not available. It is only available on windows 7 by default. May be i am dumb so missed something.
• eliasalhomsi on Tue 26 Feb 2013
  
  cool

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