Since, I am rooted and I have several wifi password connected with it but later when I tried to see the pass from several wifi password apps and from the ES file explorer- data/misc/wifi- WPA_supplicant.conf it shows the long digit as password. Its in encrypted form and Now I am unable to read it out and connect to another device. Plz help me to decrypt or fix this issue!! Currently I am in Android 4.4.2 kitkat baseband XXUGNH6. -Thank you!!
I think it is impossible to decrypt passwords that are already stored in the wpa_supplicant.conf file. But you can edit your build.prop file (located in system folder) and change
Code:
ro.securestorage.support=true
to
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ro.securestorage.support=false
Then reboot your device. By doing this, all stored passwords will be cleared and you will have to connect to Wi-Fi networks again. Therefore, you will be able to see passwords decrypted in your wpa_supplicant.conf file.
No sir! It didn't worked.. the password still SHOWING= 7a141b181315013c8684cbacfe71362d :'(
I tried it too. It didnt work.i have a galaxy j5 prime.
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Hi guys,
I read that i need to change a line to wpa_supplicant.conf in order to be able to connect to ad-hoc networks.
First of all, my wpa_supplicant.conf file is not in /data (/data is empty), but it is in /etc/wifi/ & system/etc/wifi/
Secondly, i have no write access even though i have flashed with the aufs_overlay_rw patch.
Any input on how i can change my access to be able to save the config file?
Thanks
p0inte said:
Hi guys,
I read that i need to change a line to wpa_supplicant.conf in order to be able to connect to ad-hoc networks.
First of all, my wpa_supplicant.conf file is not in /data (/data is empty), but it is in /etc/wifi/ & system/etc/wifi/
Secondly, i have no write access even though i have flashed with the aufs_overlay_rw patch.
Any input on how i can change my access to be able to save the config file?
Thanks
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You can boot into recovery and manually mount system and data and so on there , then either push/pull stuff with adb , or go in there with adb shell and for instance copy the file to sdcard (don't forget to mount it in that case 8)
Id don't know if tha file requires you to chmod or anything though , maybe someone else can help you there.
I had to chmod framework-res.apk on my X10mini. You might have luck if you google it or search all of the subforums here.
Well, thanks to HDCR.Jacob & danne_jo and their hard work on the WildFire v8, ad-hoc support comes with the rom.
I guess that solves my problem
I have g900H.
my problem is that my phone doesnt save pass of routeres that i have connected!
i have done wipe cache and nothing changed.Any solution?
Firstly your phone rooted, then You should change build.prop file in system, line ....storage from true to false and save with 644 permission. It will save your wifi pw.
I just got a new AT&T G935A and rooted it... all was fine until I rebooted it and found that it forgets / wipes WiFi Passwords on every Reboot
I found another thread, and already tried this - it didnt work for me...
"The problem is caused by having damaged ss_data (secure storage data) inside your devices EFS partition...
To repair this issue backup EFS partition with TWRP and make sure a copy resides on your PC. Then use a root file explorer to delete ss_data in /efs. Reboot, fill in wifi settings, reboot again and prosper. "
Are there any services or apps that could cause this problem if they are disabled?
thanks for the help!
Do you have Magisk installed?
For me it got fixed when I had uninstalled BusyBox for Magisk.
Try setting ro.securestorage.support to false in the build.prop
Hi,I have Samsung Galaxy J5 2016 and I want to know how can I see all saved wifi passwords and then backup them ? (Not rooted)
Not possible without root.
It is not possible without root.
But you can still back them up to your google account.
bloodtrue761 said:
It is not possible without root.
But you can still back them up to your google account.[/QU
Okay thabk you
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I am not sure about this, if you use `adb backup` and extract the adb backup archive it may have the passphrases. they are stored in the file wpa_supplicant :
/data/wifi/bcm_supp.conf
/data/misc/wifi/wpa.conf
/data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf #mine is stored here Ssmsung tab a
ref: https://alt236.blogspot.com/2011/04/android-wifi-password-locations.html
Hello. I have 285 different networks between the different campus apartments for which I am trying to add network profile information to a series of Lenovo Tab4 10 TB-X304F so they may connect without having our Apartment Managers carry around a list of wifi passwords.
So far, I have created a custom wpa_supplicant.conf file with all of the network blocks for each of the networks across the campus. I have rooted the device. I have pushed this custom file to /sdcard/TWRP. I then copied the file from /sdcard/TWRP to /data/misc/wifi.
Now we run into my issue, it appears that this file is stored in at least 3 locations which I have currently found, /etc/wifi, /system/etc/wifi and /data/misc/wifi. The other part of the problem is that these files appear to be rewritten/overwritten on boot. I have been trying to do my own research but everything I find is related to Raspbian or refers to a file structure which is different from this device's file structure.
Which of these file locations should I be updating with my custom wpa_supplicant.conf file? How do I stop the file from being rebuilt on boot? Or, how do I make the process, which builds the file on boot, build it with the networks I want added?
Am I missing any other steps?
I have also tried running " wpa_supplicant -iwlan0 -c/sdcard/TWRP/wpa_supplicant.conf -B " as a command in the adb shell with super user permissions and didn't receive any output or confirmation. What am I misunderstanding about the wpa_supplicant command?
Just in case here are the settings currently in /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf which I have copied into my custom file:
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ctrl_interface=/data/misc/wifi/sockets
disable_scan_offload=1
driver_param=use_p2p_group_interface=1
update_config=1
device_name=LenovoTB-X304F
manufacturer=LENOVO
model_name=Lenovo TB-X304F
model_number=Lenovo TB-X304F
serial_number=<SerialNumber>
device_type=10-0050F204-5
config_methods=physical_display virtual_push_button
p2p_disabled=1
pmf=1
external_sim=1
tdls_external_control=1