Google Chrome Password Manager allows you to save usernames and passwords and automatically use the saved account to sign in to the websites you visit. Entering saves you from having to retype username and password to log in on frequently visited websites. However, nIf you want to switch to another browser or switch to another Chrome browser but still want to use the saved accounts on Chrome, follow the instructions below.

How to add saved passwords to Google Chrome

If you switch from another browser to Google Chrome, you can import saved credentials from Internet Explorer or Firefox. First you need to export the password saved on the old browser to your computer. Then use that data to import into the new browser.

To import your saved passwords from these browsers, please follow these steps:

Open Chrome and enter the path chrome://settings/importData into the Google Chrome address bar and press enter.

You will now be presented with a screen asking you to “Import bookmarks and settings”. From the drop-down menu, you can only import saved passwords from Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Edge, Internet Explorer.

Select one of the browsers where you want to enter the password.

You will now be shown a screen asking what data you want to enter. Uncheck any items other than ‘ Saved Passwords‘, as shown below.

Now click the button Import, and your saved password will be entered. If the browser you are entering the password in is open, you may be asked to close the password first.

To access your entered passwords, open Chrome Password Manager by typing chrome://settings/password in the address bar and press enter.

Your entered password will be displayed in the ‘Saved passwords’.

You can now close Chrome or continue using it.

How to export and backup saved passwords in Google Chrome

If you want to export your saved passwords from Google to create a backup or import them into another program, you can export them as a comma-separated values ​​(CSV) file.

To export Google Chrome passwords, please follow these steps:

Open Chrome and type chrome://settings/passwords in the address bar and press enter.

Now you will be in Google Chrome Password Manager.

Above the ‘Saved passwords’ section, click the 3-dot vertical menu button ()

and select ‘ Export password…‘, as shown in the image below.

You will now be shown a confirmation asking if you are sure you want to export your password. Click the button Export password… to continue.

If on Windows 10, you will be shown a message asking to enter the Password or PIN of the Windows login account. This is a feature to prevent others from exporting unauthorized passwords on your computer.

After verifying the Password or PIN, you will see a dialog box to save the file containing the Password. Select the folder where you want to save the file “Chrome.CSV Password”this file contains username and password information saved on Chrome.

Your password will now be saved in a CSV file named “Chrome.CSV Password”. You can now use the file to type your passwords into another browser, open the file in Notepad or Excel to view the passwords, or print them out to save them in a safe location.

Besides manually exporting saved passwords, you can use Tool to view saved passwords on the browser will be faster.

The instructions below will help you find the user password easily through google search engine and keywords

You guys come in http://google.com.vntype the command below:

inurl:wp-content/uploads filetype:xls | filetype:xlsx password

Google will list us the excel files that store user passwords.

My simple task is to download the excel file and open it to see :))

Good luck with your hacking!

Security researchers with VPNmentor have found a database containing hundreds of thousands of stolen Facebook login credentials. The login information including Facebook user and password was hacked, this is like a widespread phishing campaign targeting Facebook users with fake login pages (Phishing).

How are thousands of Facebook passwords hacked?

Researchers point out that Hackers used websites phishing to attack for Facebook users, such as: see who visits your facebook often, or log in to facebook to watch the movie “pig” …

The victim will log in with the username and password and think that they are signing up for a service or playing a game without knowing behind that has given the account to the Hacker.

The large number of users in the database is shocking enough, but the fraudsters made a serious mistake in the process of stealing their data: They forgot to put the Password in the treasure trove of stolen data.

Anyone with a web browser can easily access the password-packed database of millions of user profiles. VPNMentor researchers believe these accounts were used to trick even more victims into participating in a crypto scam.

Security researchers reported the hacked Facebook Password database to the vendor. Hacker’s database is no longer accessible and Facebook is forced to reset passwords for affected users. If recently, you were forced by Facebook to change your password, then be confident that your account has been hacked before.

What you need to do to protect your Facebook account

On the computer:

Fast access security page. Or follow the steps:

1. Click arrow pointing down at the top right of the Facebook home page.
2. Click Settings & Privacynext is Setting .
3. Click Security and Login.
4. Click Editing Besides Change the password .
5. Enter your current password and enter a new password. Use complex combinations of letters, numbers, and symbols that won’t be easily guessed.
6. Click Save changes.

On the phone:

1. Open the Facebook app and tap three dashes icon. On iOS, the icon will be in bottom right. On Android, the icon will be on same right .
2. Scroll down and tap Settings & Privacythen tap Setting .
3. Click Security and Loginthen press Change the password .
4. Enter your current password and enter a new password. Use complex combinations of letters, numbers, and symbols that won’t be easily guessed.
5. Click Save changes.

For added security, AnonyViet also recommends that you enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for your Facebook account. Once 2FA is set up, you’ll automatically know when someone tries to log in without your permission.

For future safety

• Never log into your Facebook account other than facebook.com.
• Whenever you are asked to log in to your account, look at your browser’s address bar. If the URL does not include “Facebook.com” , it could be a phishing site and the hacked Facebook password will fall into the hands of the hacker.
• Avoid clicking on any links sent to you via email. If you click on the link from the email that takes you to the Facebook login page, close your window. This is a red flag for scam sites.

In addition, should be equipped with knowledge about information safety and security to avoid cases of being hacked accounts other than Facebook.

I will first explain briefly, Phishing What is and how it works !!

• Phishing is a form of fake login interface of a certain system! make Victim confused and log in. After the victim logs in it will redirect to the page we set up first and at the same time it also send us the password that the victim entered to us ! That method is called Phishing

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WiFiPhisher also works on modal Phishing as I stated above.
And it is a pity that it is not supported on Windows but only on operating systems Kali Linux.

• It is primarily a social engineering attack that unlike other methods, it does not include any forced brute. It’s an easy way for information gathering from exploited portals and third-party login pages (for example in social networks) or WPA/WPA2 pre-shared keys. Phishing in general

Working principle

After identifying the target of the attack, then WiFiPhisher will make attacks Evil Twin. All requests will then be redirected HTTP to a page cheat (Phishing) to perform your trick.

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• Victim gets slowed down and disconnected from his modem access point: WiFiPhisher will make wifi constantly slow down and lose connection with devices by “de-authenticate”” or separate packages make system modem malfunction.
• Victims are taken to a fake website: WiFiPhisher will introduce a rogue access point and jam the client. They will start connecting with WiFi Phisher.
• Trapped: Victims will be required to enter a password and get WiFiPhisher Customize and send it to us.

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• Kali linux
• A supported wireless network card AP mode. Drivers should netlink support.
• A wireless network card with Monitor mode support and injection capability. The driver should support netlink.

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Download and install:

To install the latest development versions type the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/sophron/wifiphisher.git # Download the latest revision

cd wifiphisher # Switch to tool's directory

sudo python setup.py install # Install any dependencies (Currently, hostapd, PyRIC, jinja2)

How to use:

Step 1: Launch the tool by typing wifiphisher or python bin / wifiphisher (from within the tool’s directory).

By running the tool without any options, it will find the right interface and interactively ask the user to choose ESSID of the target network (in a list of all ESSIDs in the surrounding area) as well as a scam script to execute.

wifiphisher -aI wlan0 -jI wlan4 -p firmware-upgrade

Step 2: Use wlan0 set up rogue access points and wlan4 for DoS attacks. Select the destination network manually from the list and execute “Firmware Upgrade“

Step 3: Select wireless adapters. The “”Firmware Upgrade” an easy way to gain PSK from a password protected network.

wifiphisher --essid CONFERENCE_WIFI -p plugin_update -pK s3cr3tp4ssw0rd

Step 4: Automatically select the right skins. Aim at Wi-Fi with ESSID “CONFERENCE_WIFI” and do “Plugin Update” the script. The Evil Twin will need password protection with PSK
Password is: s3cr3tp4ssw0rd

Step 5: The “”Plugin Update” provides an easy way to get victims to download malicious executables (e.g. malware containing a shell payload). And will send you the password.

wifiphisher --nojamming --essid "FREE WI-FI" -p oauth-login

Method phishing This will guarantee success for you!
And I warn you this is also considered a cyber attack and breaking the law so you guys think carefully before doing hey!

AnonyViet wishes you success!

What is WebBrowserPassView?

WebBrowserPassView is a tool to view the passwords you have signed in and allow to be stored by the following Web browsers: Internet Explorer (versions 4.0-11.0), Mozilla Firefox (All versions), Google Chrome , Safari and Opera. This tool can be used to review lost/forgotten passwords of any website, including popular websites, like Facebook, Yahoo, Google, and GMail, as long as the passwords are stored by the browser. your web browser.

(In short: Take this tool through your computer, open the tool and get the password saved on its browser, then do whatever you like.)

After retrieving your lost passwords, you can save them as text/html/csv/xml file, using the ‘Save Selected Items’ option (Ctrl+S).

System requirements and restrictions

• This utility works on any version of Windows, starting from Windows 2000, and up to Windows 10, including 64-bit systems. Older versions of Windows (Windows 98/ME) are not supported, as this utility is a Unicode application.
• Currently, WebBrowserPassView cannot retrieve passwords if they are encrypted with a master password. Support for master password may be added in a future release.
• Currently, WebBrowserPassView cannot retrieve passwords from external hard drives. Support for that may be added in a future version.
• On Internet Explorer 7.0-9.0, passwords are encrypted with the website’s URL, so WebBrowserPassView uses Internet Explorer’s history files to decrypt the password. If you clear the history of Internet Explorer, WebBrowserPassView will not be able to decrypt the password.
• On Google Chrome – the original password imported from Internet Explorer 7.0-9.0, cannot be decrypted.

Using WebBrowserPassView

WebBrowserPassView does not require any installation process or additional DLL files. To start using it, you just need to run the executable – WebBrowserPassView.exe

After running it, the main WebBrowserPassView window displays a list of all Web browser passwords found on your system. You can select one or more passwords and then copy the list to clipboard (Ctrl+C) or export them to text/xml/html/csv file (Ctrl+S).

Download WebBrowserPassView

Download WebBrowserPassView (Print zip file)

False warning about Virus/Trojan

WebBrowserPassView is a tool to get secret passwords stored in your system, and therefore your Antivirus may falsely detect this tool as infected with Trojan/Virus. Click here to read more about false warnings in Antivirus programs.

Command line options

/LoadPasswordsIE <0 | 1>	Specifies whether to load Internet Explorer web browser passwords. 0 = No, 1 = Yes.
/LoadPasswordsFirefox <0 | 1>	Specifies whether to load Firefox web browser passwords. 0 = No, 1 = Yes.
/LoadPasswordsChrome <0 | 1>	Specifies whether to load Chrome web browser passwords. 0 = No, 1 = Yes.
/LoadPasswordsOpera <0 | 1>	Specifies whether to load Opera web browser passwords. 0 = No, 1 = Yes.
/LoadPasswordsSafari <0 | 1>	Specifies whether to load the passwords of the Safari web browser. 0 = No, 1 = Yes.
/UseFirefoxProfileFolder <0 | 1> /FirefoxProfileFolder	Specify Firefox’s profile directory to load, for example: WebBrowserPassView.exe /UseFirefoxProfileFolder 1 /FirefoxProfileFolder “C:\Documents and Settings\admin\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\7a2ttm2u.default”
/UseFirefoxInstallFolder <0 | 1> /FirefoxInstallFolder	Specify the installation directory Firefox uses, for example: WebBrowserPassView.exe /UseFirefoxInstallFolder 1 /FirefoxInstallFolder “C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox””
/UseChromeProfileFolder <0 | 1> /ChromeProfileFolder	Specify the Chrome Web browser profile folder to load.
/UseOperaPasswordFile <0 | 1> /OperaPasswordFile	Specify Opera’s master password, for example: WebBrowserPassView.exe /UseOperaPasswordFile 1 /OperaPasswordFile “Thgr55f6”
/Stab	Save the password list to a normal text file.
/Crash	Save the list of passwords to a tab-delimited text file.
/Scomma	Save the password list to a comma delimited text file (csv).
/Stabular	Save the password list to a tabular text file.
/Shtml	Save the list of passwords to an HTML file (horizontal).
/Sverhtml	Save password list to HTML file (Vertical).
/Sxml	Save password list to XML file.
/Skeepass	Save password list to csv file that can be imported into KeePass Password Manager .
/Sort	This command line option can be used with other save options for sorting by the desired column. If you do not specify this option, the list is sorted by the last type you made from the user interface. The parameters can specify the column index (0 for the first column, 1 for the second column, and so on) or the name of the column, such as “URL” and “Web Browser”. You can specify the ‘~’ prefix character (e.g. “~Web Browser”) if you want to sort in descending order. You can put multiple/sort in command line if you want to sort by multiple columns.Example: WebBrowserPassView.exe /shtml “f:\temp\passwords.html” /sort 2 /sort ~1 WebBrowserPassView.exe /shtml “f:\temp\passwords.html” /sort “Web Browser” /sort “URL”
/nosort	When you specify this command line option, the list will be saved without any sorting.

This decryption tool is provided free of charge for research purposes. Helps you find & recover or hack passwords stored by Google Chrome web browser. It can automatically detect Chrome’s default password saved path.

It will show all login passwords stored on Chrome after decrypting them. You can also save the password list in HTML/XML/Text/CSV format.

How to use the Google Chrome password decryption tool

This is a tool written for research purposes. It works on all operating system versions from Windows XP onwards. It does not take up a lot of resources when operating and the processing speed is quite fast.

Download & Install

Download and install this decoder at the homepage following the link below.

After installation, restart the program. You will see the interface as shown below.

Just tap the button Show Password to launch the program. Wait a moment, you will see all passwords stored on Chrome displayed (as shown in the image below).

Press the button Report to back up all retrieved data into an archive file as I said at the beginning of the article. If you only need to get one line, then right-click the line you want to copy.

How to use the tool to hack the password

You can see the ability to hack the password of this tool through the example above. How will you take advantage of this tool? To hack a computer and take away all passwords on Chrome? Here’s how I did it and it worked.

You need 1 USB or a portable hard drive (I use a portable hard drive).

The reason I use a portable hard drive is because my computer has just removed the 1TB HDD. Therefore, I bought an additional USB HDD connection case to save data (as shown in the photo below).

I installed this software on this external hard drive. Because I take it with me everywhere I go, so as long as any computer has a loophole, I can plug this hard drive in and hack the password saved on Google Chrome.

This is a simple way to do it and anyone can do it. If you don’t have a removable hard drive, you can use a USB stick!!

Prevention tips

You are restricted to save important passwords related to money, bank accounts and important accounts. So this tool will be useless before you only !! Hope you share it with your family and friends to prevent them.

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Good luck
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If you have a habit of saving passwords on Chrome browser to easily log in later without re-entering the password, you should give it up. Passwords stored on Chrome are easily extracted and anyone can break into your account. Chromiux is a tool written in Python that helps to get all Passwords and Cookies that the user has saved in the chromium-core browser and save it to a txt file.

Hack Password Saved on Chrome with Chromiux

Chromiux is a tool written in Python 3 that helps retrieve Cookies and Passwords you have saved in Chrome browser. It is dangerous if you keep relying on the security of this browser and Windows password.

Normally, if Windows has a login password, if you want to see the saved passwords on Chrome, you need a Windows login password. But Chromiux will help you to bypass Windows control to extract all saved passwords.

More dangerous, this tool also obtains browser Cookies. Once you have a cookie, a hacker can log into any site without having to enter a password, even if you use 2-step verification.

Let’s start, on Windows or Linux you install Python 3, I test in python 3.9 environment and the latest Chrome 89 browser today.

First you need Download Chromiux about computers.

Extract the file to any folder, for example C:\Chromiux-main

Open CMD and type the following command:

cd C:\Chromiux-main

pip install -r requirements.txt

Now we will use the Password extraction tool in Chrome. Run the command:

cd C:\Chromiux-main\ChromePasswordDecrypter

python ChromeDecryptv8.py

If you are using an old version of Chrome, try the command python ChromeDecryptv7.py

If you want to export the Password on Chrome to a txt file, use the command: python ChromeDecryptv8.py > pass.txt

If you want to export Cookies that are on the browser, use the command:

cd C:\Chromiux-main\ChromeCookiesDecrypter

python ChromeCookiesDecrypter.py -s

Once you have the cookie, you use the Extension Editthiscookie Import cookies into the browser to log into the victim’s account.

Experience for yourself about password protection

You think that using different passwords for each website login is enough to protect yourself. This may be true for sites that offer two-factor authentication, but the reality is that most sites have yet to integrate 2FA capabilities. Even so, you can get Hacked through Cookies, so remember to log out of websites after each visit.

So how do we protect our passwords? It seems that third-party password managers, which are numerous on the market today, would be a smart choice (do your own research, because to be honest, I haven’t used them yet). software until now and can’t make recommendations), LastPass company just hacked. However, one thing is clear – relying on Chrome for password protection is a very, very bad idea.

I have to admit, going through a list of passwords is like going on a trip upstream of memory. Websites I’ve long forgotten, accounts I’ve forgotten, and even some crypto exchanges where I forgot I had money. Here is a slightly longer version of this script that saves all the information into a text file for you to see if you want to see all your saved login data.

I bet everyone has forgotten the WiFi password, right? However, forgetting the wifi password is not a big deal. Because you can review the passwords of the wifi that you have connected on Windows 10. If you want to see how, then continue reading this article.

View Wi-Fi Passwords in Windows 10

In this article, I will show you two ways to see the connected WiFi Password in Windows 10. The first way is to use it. Network Settingss in Windows 10, while the second way will use the cmd command.

Both methods work for home Wi-Fi, public Wi-Fi, and mobile hotspots. So, you do not need to learn anything more, but go straight to the first way.

View Wi-Fi passwords using Network Settings

Use Network Settings to see the Wi-Fi password you are connecting to.

Step 1: Search for ‘control panel’ in the Windows Search bar. Open Control Panel and click ‘Network and Sharing Center’.

Note: If you cannot find ‘Network and Sharing Center‘, probably because you are using view ‘Category’‘ in Control Panel. Change it to “Small icons“using the menu”View by’” in the top right corner or go to “Network and Internet -> View network status and tasks“in view Category.

Step 2: Now click ‘Change adapter settings‘ in the left sidebar.

Step 3: Next, double-click Wi-Fi to open the window Wi-Fi Status.

Step 4: From the Wi-Fi Status window, click the ‘Wireless Properties‘. On the next window go to the ‘ tabSecurity‘.

Step 5: Finally, click ‘Show Characters‘ to see the Wi-Fi password (i.e. Network security key) for the wifi network you’re connected to.

View Wifi Password Connected by CMD

Using Command Prompt, you can not only view the passwords of your connected Wi-Fi, but you can also view the passwords of all saved networks on your Windows 10.

Step 1: Open Command Prompt in Admin mode on Windows 10 by searching for ‘cmd’ in the Search bar and clicking ‘Run as administrator’.

Step 2: Import netsh wlan show profile and press Enter. This command will display a list of all networks whose passwords are stored on your PC.

Step 3: Now select the Wi-Fi network whose password you want to see. Then, type the following command and press Enter: netsh wlan show profile name = "xyz" key = clear. You can view saved passwords in “Key Content”. Replace “xyz” with the Wi-Fi name with the password you want to see.

If you don’t like entering wifi password manually, you can learn how to connect to wifi using QR code here. But don’t abuse the QR code too much, because QR codes have loads of potential security risks there.