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Storing Passwords, basically reverse-recover #14

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mayosemmel opened this issue Sep 27, 2022 · 4 comments
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Storing Passwords, basically reverse-recover #14

mayosemmel opened this issue Sep 27, 2022 · 4 comments

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@mayosemmel
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Hello everyone,

this request might be a little offtopic but this is by far the best I have found until now regarding this topic.

I have a quite different challenge, I know the user+password but need to store it on several hundred PCs. The "several hundred" part is not the problem, but I have still no idea how to store the password by command line.
And yes, I know it would be better to do it with domain credentials or certificate. We are doing this in our company network but I need to deploy a connection to a network which is administrated by someone else.

Anyway: I was perfectly able to extract the user+password from registry. But I need to store them again now and maybe someone knows a fast/easy way how to do this?
I already found this: https://github.com/rozmansi/WLANSetEAPUserData but I doesn't seem to work.

Thanks a lot for any help!

PS: If this should not be discussed here because offtopic please just close the issue.

@ash47
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ash47 commented Sep 27, 2022 via email

@mayosemmel
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Thanks for your fast reply.
Correct me if I'm wrong. But as far as I understand this only works for WPA2-Personal with Pre-Shared-Key. I already found that in the beginning of my research.
But I need User + Password with WPA2-Enterprise (PEAP)

@oleggtro
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sorry for the late response, but you're indeed right.
netsh only works for WPA2-PSK.
There is some tool on Azure to mass deploy these things iirc. Can't remember the name though.
(This does your company require to have an active M365 E3 subscription afaik)

@mylorik
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mylorik commented Jul 18, 2023

Were you able to figure out how to solve this challenge?

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