AndroDumpper Android App

Test the security of your wi-fi network with WPS

AndroDumpper is an app to check the security level of your wi-fi network. To test it, AndroDumpper lets you use dictionaries or PIN code tests on WPS connectivity. Thanks to this, you can find out if you need to disable this feature on your router to avoid network attacks. Though it is better not to use WPS on the router, if needed, at least you will know if the implementation on your network device is secure.
There are two ways to connect to a wireless network using WPS. The first one is to press the WPS button on your router, so you can connect for a few seconds without entering a password. The second is to generate an eight-digit PIN code, which is much more insecure and susceptible to attack.
AndroDumpper includes a mode with root permissions and another without. The one with lets you test using as many PIN numbers as you want.
Another benefit of having root is that AndroDumpper makes it possible to check the password history in your device. Beyond testing the security of your wi-fi network, downloading AndroDumpper's APK is an excellent option to learn about the ones to which you have previously connected.
Reviewed by Alberto García
Translated by Localization Team
Android 4.1, 4.1.1 or higher required
Frequent questions
Can AndroDumpper be used to hack Wi-Fi networks?
AndroDumpper is a tool that allows you to check the security of your network through the WPS protocol. If your network is not sufficiently secure, others can gain access to your router without entering the password.
Do I need root permissions to use AndroDumpper?
AndroDumpper can be used without root permissions. However, dynamic testing of PIN codes without interaction requires the app to have root permissions.
Is it possible to see the passwords stored on AndroDumpper?
Yes, AndroDumpper allows you to view the passwords stored on your Android device. To do so, it's necessary to have root permissions to access the file that contains them.

Info Info