AndroDumpper

AndroDumpper allows the users to find out if their access point is vulnerable to the WPS Protocol. With this app check any network. However, it is highly recommended to perform this check on your own network connection.

In order for the user to us this app correctly, you require a ‘Rooted’ device and another app named busy box. It is not essential to have the busy box installed on your device but few rooted privileges will then be less reliable. It also requires the Android version 4.0 or higher for optimum working.

The AndroDumpper app comes with many amazing features like the following.

• Letting the user verify the security for their Point of Access
• See all of the passwords for the Wi-Fi connections your Android device has connected to.

How Does the AndroDumpper Work?

There is no tutorial that a user needs to learn for using the AndroDumpper. The only thing that a user needs is to know that there are only 2 methods tat will grant them access to wireless networks.

Root Method

This method of AndroDumpper makes use of the already rooted Android smartphones. For Rooting your device use KingRoot.

No Root Method

This method mostly run on devices with Android 5.0 or above. So, the Android OS 4.4 cannot use the app unless they are rooted.

AndroDumpper dictionary

The developer of the app has also created the dictionary of keys for the AndroDumpper. They can be viewed in the file when it is uploaded by the user on the Google Drive. Still, this is one of the weakest systems of security in use today.

As a warning we would like to say that the app only needs to be use for checking if the Wi-Fi network you are using is safe or not.