Categories: Kali Linux

WiFi Bruteforcer – Android Application To Brute Force WiFi Passwords

WiFi Bruteforcer is an android application to brute force WiFi passwords without requiring a rooted device.

WARNING: This project is still under development and by installing the app may misconfigure the Wi-Fi settings of your Android OS, a system restore may be necessary to fix it.

Also Read NETATTACK – Scan And Attack Wireless Networks

The application does not attempt a huge number of passwords. This would have been excessively tedious and this would require establishing the device. What the application does is attempt 10,000 most regularly utilized passwords with a couple of heuristics (trying a passwords same as the SSID name etc). It tries every one of these passwords and check whether one of them winds up in an effective association. On the off chance that a passwords does, it demonstrates it you on the screen and interfaces with the system naturally.

 

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