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• What is Wi-Fi password recovery? This is an
excellent way to recover your forgotten or lost
Wi-Fi password easily and quickly.
• It provides 5 types of password recovery ways.
You don’t have to worry about data loss because
it is able to crack Wi-Fi password (WPA-
PSK/WPA2-PSK passwords)offline.
3. Which Wi-Fi Password Recovery?
• How to use Wi-Fi Password Recovery? There are
several Wi-Fi password recovery tools in the
Internet. All of them are good tools and you can
take easy to use one of them. Here the example
is SmartKey Wi-Fi Password Recovery.
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quickly and save time with GPU acceleration
technology. This is the biggest advantage than
other similar tools.
4. How to Use Wi-Fi Password Recovery?
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following steps, I will take SmartKey Wi-Fi
Password Recovery as an example to show you
the rough process.
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official website or visit it directly:
• http://www.recoverlostpassword.com/products
/how-to-recover-wifi-password.html
5. Step 1 to Use Wi-Fi Password Recovery
• Step 1: Download and install SmartKey Wi-Fi
Password Recovery to your computer.
6. Step 2 to Use Wi-Fi Password Recovery
• Step 2: Insert Data of Wireless Network.
▫ You can click the "Import Data“ and then there are
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▫ Way 1: Insert TCPDUMP file.
▫ Way 2: Add WPAPSK Hash with you own hands.
PS: If the loaded files are incorrect or not required,
you can also click the "Create Project" to create
a new project. And then to override the old data.
8. Step 3 to Use Wi-Fi Password Recovery
• Step 3: Click the "Start Attack" button and
choose an attack type.
• PS: There are 5 attack types in this step:
Dictionary Attack, Word Attack, Mask Attack,
Combination Attack and Hybrid Attack. You can
choose one to hack Wi-Fi password easily.
10. Step 4 to Use Wi-Fi Password Recovery
• Step 4: Recover lost Wi-Fi password successfully
and show it in a txt file.
• After the above steps, this Wi-Fi password
cracker will find out your Wi-Fi password in a
while. Then pop up a window to tell what it is. At
the same time, the password will be saved in a
file named Successful.txt.
12. Summary
• That’s all about Wi-Fi password recovery and
how to use SmartKey Wi-Fi password recovery
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