Python WiFi

Python is such a great language to learn!

Menu:
Learn how to code with Python: 0:00
Demo: 0:11
Python scripts: 0:56
Windows netsh Commands: 1:32
WiFi profiles: 3:05
Show WiFi: 3:57
Python script demo: 5:06
Python script explanation: 6:15
E-mail information: 9:36
Be careful: 10:01

================
Connect with me:
================

================
Support me:
================

======================
Special Offers:
======================
ITPro.TV:
30% discount off all plans Code: DAVIDBOMBAL

Boson software: 15% discount
Code: DBAF15P

wifi
netsh
python
netsh wifi

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

#wifi #python #netsh

[davidbombal]

Menu:
Learn how to code with Python: 0:00
Demo: 0:11
Python scripts: 0:56
Windows netsh Commands: 1:32
WiFi profiles: 3:05
Show WiFi: 3:57
Python script demo: 5:06
Python script explanation: 6:15
E-mail information: 9:36
Be careful: 10:01




Connect with me:



Support me:


Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

[Anatol_SG]

David, All your content drives me into a race against time. I am committed to getting my CCNA by 31/03/21 and you keep uploading interesting videos, areas to expand, cannot wait to start adding some "meat" on that networking bone but yeah, one step at a time.
Great stuff as always!

[Naydawg]

It is so refreshing seeing so many comments in Python, explaining in such detail what the code is doing at each line. This makes learning to code much more logical and enjoyable in my opinion.

[two-zero]

Thank you David, for this informative and short yet concise tutorial. I will definitely use this for good cause, and not for illegal.

[sharandeepdoel]

Amazing. I'm using Python for about a yr. Such a powerful language. Thank David for amazing video.

[viviann]

0:04 - "The best way to predict the future is to create it."
- Abraham Lincoln 👍

[malanbandara]

Thank you explaining them one by one. I'm a beginner of Python. But it's totally clear to me to get a better understanding of the script you shared. Keep doing your good work!

[gultekinbutun]

As 26 year in the sector it is rare to find humble high skilled people like you. Thanks for the great video and information.

[Wheelygonzales]

*Guy walks into the Pentagon:
"What's the WiFi password again? Oh, nevermind. I got it."
*FBI: *facepalms

[amarashfaq]

Thanks David, Another awesome video, I'm learning a lot from you. Thank you so much :D

[Zethax]

Its just a CMD program in Python... you can also automate the CMD procces as BATCH file, that's for my opinion more easier and effective

[pedrosandmeier]

Thank you David, I havent been into pentesting since the old Backtrack Days, watching your videos are really inspiring, and easy to get back in the saddle. Did you ever made the follow up Video, on how to wrap Python code into .exe Files? Cheers Pedro

[xAngryDx]

Simple, clear and excellent explanation. Great job David as usual :-)

[noahrose]

this guy is an actual legend hopefully he colabs with network chuck

[Johna]

Finally, an IT user that starts the video informing viewers that being a skid is bad

[mbflixofficial]

It only gets you saved passwords in your PC. The python code is just executing CMD Commands. We can also do it in C# or other languages and even you can do it by creating a batch file which is very simple by the way. This python code can help us to save time if we forget our wifi passwords. Anyways thanks for the video.

[sergiomancera]

Thank you David! Very powerful formation you give to us on this video, simple commands, simple code and powerful resources. Greetings! P.d. and yes, with powers comes...

[sjxd]

The moment I heard you saying python was a really powerful language I just subscribed instantly because I really wanted to learn python.

[algercomalkimalek]

Thank you ! I like it . It taught me that I can write dos commands in python ; sometimes it is imperative.

[donclinton]

David is a true legend. I've seen an interview with network chuck too. They are both good.