AndroDumpper (WPS Connect) 3.11

AndroDumpper (WPS Connect) — app will try to connect to Wi-Fi networks that have WPS vulnerabilities.
The app has two methods for connecting:

1. ROOT method: all Android versions are supported;
2. Without ROOT: only supported Android-5 (Lollipop) and higher;

Testing is performed automatically. However, if you already know the WPS PIN, you can try to get the network password manually
Note: if the router only has a WPS button, without a fixed PIN, then this app will not work

Brief instruction:

1. Launch the program and grant it root access (not required for Android 5.0+).
2. Select any network from the list (preferably with a good signal strength) and click «no custom pin».
3. Wait about a minute — the program will try to connect to the selected point.

If successful, you will see its password.
If it doesn't work with this network, try the next one.
According to statistics, only 15-20% of all routers are subject to hacking in this way

Why does the program need access to GPS?
Some suggest that this is done to spy on users. Perhaps so, but owners of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, due to the restrictions introduced in this version of Android, access to GPS is necessary only for the ability to scan networks from third-party applications