WirelessKeyView V1.34    Suggested by technicolordreamcoat - Updated by Checker on 3 May 2010 73KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1861) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (13) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 sirangel: I can't get this to work on my Vista, meaning it doesn't display any of my keys. Anyone else?? [2007-09-25 04:09]

 Bob: Same for me.
Nothing written in the window.
I have Win XP [2007-10-02 07:21]

 Andy: It found a WPA-PSK key in XPsp2 for me. [2007-10-27 11:40]

 Webfork: Love it. You'll only use it once in a great while but its just so nice to be able to retrieve that 128 bit password that's saved on your system but was too big to write down anywhere. [2007-11-20 15:45]

 snakeshit: wtf...i hv windows xp and its not working...can someone help??? [2008-01-16 13:37]

 alex: its not what it seems its only for your exciting network ...the one you already connected to ...so this soft is useless [2008-10-08 18:12]

 matt: didn't work for me either. not one thing came up. [2008-11-10 17:54]

 blackstros: that program not work on win visat
what i can do? pleas help [2009-01-15 02:44]

 Shodan: Works great for me on Vista Business SP2. And like all of Nir Sofer's software, it's GREAT ! [2009-12-01 18:04]

 pantxus: I hack wireless networks, and sometimes i don't have much time to save the passwords, this software does for me [2010-02-07 23:07]

 Dick Head: This isnt a program to find network passwords, dumb bastards! its a program to reveal your network password that you are currently connected to. Which is incredibly handy if you want to access private network codes from work, hotels, friends houses, etc. Log on, run this, cut and paste, and pop your drive out. thats a smart way to gain access, screw your hacking into networks the hard way, dipshit. [2010-02-13 04:48]

 Riaz Ahmad: Thanks for wireless key viewer
gg [2010-04-07 15:54]

 nevzat: lazım [2010-04-10 12:20]

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