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Mi WiFi Passwords
A tool that helps users see all their PC WiFi passwords at a glimpse.
MifiWiFiPasswords is a portable free software tool which helps people recover, view, search, retrieve, save and hack around all WiFi Networks passwords for the machine on which you run the software . It was initially developed in a single night by Blessed Jason Mwanza as a way to simplify the means on which to share and retrieve WiFi passwords to new users and members of his community. With MiWiFiPasswords version 2, Passwords for the machine on which you run the software are... -
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WiFi Password Recovery
A free utility to recover the passwords of wireless networks
WiFi Password Recovery is a free utility to recover the passwords of the WiFi networks saved on your computer. For example if you forgot the password of a WiFi network (which you have entered in the past), you can easily recover it thanks to this tool. WiFi Password Recovery provides a very simple user interface which shows also other informations (SSID, Interface, Security type, Encryption algorithm) for each wireless network. -
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helper tool for ssh-add on windows. inspired by x11-ssh-askpass. asks for a password and copies it to stdout.
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