AndroDumpper

AndroDumpper allows users to check if their access point is vulnerable to the WPS protocol. You can scan any network, though it’s highly recommended to test only your own. It requires Android 4.0+ and ideally a rooted device with BusyBox installed for full functionality.

The AndroDumpper app comes with 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?

The app offers two connection methods:

Root Method

Requires a rooted Android device. This mode enables full access to WPS PIN brute‑forcing and password-revealing features. Use Kingroot for rooting.

No Root Method

Available on devices running Android 5.0+. You can test WPS PIN vulnerabilities and connect to networks, but password-display and certain root-only options won’t be available .

Dictionary of WPS Keys

The developer provides downloadable PIN dictionaries (from 100 up to 5 000 000 entries) via Google Drive. These lists support WPS PIN attacks but offer no inherent security. WPS itself is considered weak.