Good day

i want to try how to decode my own password from my wifi from my smartphone but i cant since it has wpa and wpa2

any ideas?

Regards

This is a pretty common request from you, looking at previous posts. I personally would not help to get you past security measures enacted by other people to protect themselves. I am not sure of the legal issues involved, either. We will be keeping an eye on this topic.

EDIT: Also, the original post is rather spammish. Although the topic title essentially has all of the information, it is helpful to clarify or pose the question in your post, too.

This is a pretty common request from you, looking at previous posts. I personally would not help to get you past security measures enacted by other people to protect themselves. I am not sure of the legal issues involved, either. We will be keeping an eye on this topic.

EDIT: Also, the original post is rather spammish. Although the topic title essentially has all of the information, it is helpful to clarify or pose the question in your post, too.

i said my wifi network...... please read else dont spam

I did.

Quote from: noobnonin on June 20, 2013, 03:51:21 pm

Quote from: Xeda112358 on June 20, 2013, 03:43:12 pm

This is a pretty common request from you, looking at previous posts. I personally would not help to get you past security measures enacted by other people to protect themselves. I am not sure of the legal issues involved, either. We will be keeping an eye on this topic.

EDIT: Also, the original post is rather spammish. Although the topic title essentially has all of the information, it is helpful to clarify or pose the question in your post, too.

i said my wifi network...... please read else dont spam

Unfortunately, I did read. I also read this and it was made clear before that this would violate forum rules. That does not sound like it is your wifi network and though I could be wrong, I would hazard to guess that it is still not your network.

I am a little grumpy at the moment, but I am trying to avoid being rude. I would ask you to try the same

oh, i see what you mean there and i understand but i think you are wrong  , that post was made by me evil twin brother, i hereby ask for you to forgive my brother and know that I just work for the good of science and humanity

Regards

That ^^ unless you get yourself a quantum computer.

Quote from: Xeda112358 on June 20, 2013, 03:43:12 pm

This is a pretty common request from you, looking at previous posts. I personally would not help to get you past security measures enacted by other people to protect themselves. I am not sure of the legal issues involved, either. We will be keeping an eye on this topic.

EDIT: Also, the original post is rather spammish. Although the topic title essentially has all of the information, it is helpful to clarify or pose the question in your post, too.

i said my wifi network...... please read else dont spam

I think Xeda is perfectly within reason here, even ignoring the fact that she has the power and authority to delete spam topics.

On a more topical note, WPA2 is not particularly easy to attack. If it's really your wifi, it will be far easier to simply restore the settings to factory than to break the encryption.

EDIT: Didn't see the replies...

Why are you accusing people of spamming? They did read. They aren't offending you at all.
However, you're becoming defensive.
Evil twin brother... right.
If you want to crack your Maw and Paw's Wifi Netowrk, go ahead and go to a reputable hacking website. Omnimaga is not the sort of website to help with hacking in this manner, and this is hacking illegally. There is a lot of unethical and immoral activites involved with what you're trying to do, and it's extremely easy to tell that you're already a notorious liar, and aren't the most ethical person in the world. You were shot down once by an admin. I don't have any doubt you're trying to do things you're not supposed to do. Go to a website that accepts that and take advice from them. Good luck getting internet with your computers confiscated.
I don't have the authority (nor does my opinion matter) but I think this topic ought be locked.

Some newer routers have different resets, but it is probably available on the online FAQ.
And dapianokid, you took the words out of my mouth.