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1.1.4
SecureHacking anything is forbidden in all religions -
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
WPS WPA Connect Dumpper is a Wi-Fi tool built around WPS, a setup feature that many home and office routers ship with. Its listed purpose is to see whether a router still accepts the default WPS PIN that the developer says many manufacturers leave exposed.
The listing says it is meant for checking your own router. It warns that intruding on networks you do not own is punishable by law.
The main job is a yes or no check. The app tries the router's default PIN and reports whether the router is exposed, and the listing presents that result as something the owner can act on.
If you already have a network's WPS PIN, the app can connect with it and then retrieve that network's Wi-Fi password. This path does not depend on the default-PIN check.
The app offers two connection methods. The root method needs a rooted phone and can show a network's saved password. The non-root method connects without root, but on a phone without root it cannot show the password.
On a rooted phone the app asks you to choose either method, and the password can be shown with both.
The build we hold is WPS WPA Connect Dumpper 1.1.4 (APK) for Android 5.0 and up.
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