Currently this post is only limited to mac, because I don't have access to any other OS machine.
There are two way that can be done
- Keychain Access
- Command line
Keychain Access
- Open your keychain access.
- Spotlight search (Cmd+Space)
- Search "Keychain Access"
- In top right corner search your wifi-connection name. I have used "BankerTech" wifi-connection name in example.
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Searching wifi-connection name in Keychain Access |
- Double click your wifi-connection name.
- New small window will appear, click show password
- It may ask for login password.
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Show password screen, where you will actually see the password in plain text |
Command line
- There is a simple command to do the same in terminal
- Start terminal. Spotlight (Cmd+Space), search Terminal.
- Type
- security find-generic-password -ga "BankerTech" or
- security find-generic-password -ga "BankerTech" | grep password
- replace "BankerTech" with your wifi-connection name.
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Command-line command to get wifi password of connection wifi-connection |
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