AndroDumpper

AndroDumpper is a useful app for those who are especially concerned about the security of their Android devices. Specifically, the app checks to see if the device's access point is susceptible to WPS protocol. While users may operate this app on any available network, it is highly recommended that it only be used on the user's network in order to ensure safety.

It is also important to note that the device must be rooted in order for the AndroDumpper app to function properly. The user must also first install the Busybox application, as well. Users may still run the app without these qualifications first being met, but the option that allows the app to check the access point without rooted privileges is much less reliable than the standard function. Considering this, it would be difficult to trust the results in these cases.

One of the additional features included with AndroDumpper involves WiFi passwords. Users of this app are able to view the password associated with each of the WiFi networks to which that particular device has been connected.

While many users have come to appreciate the critical service provided by AndroDumpper, others have experience significant difficulties related to getting the app to connect to the internet or to function properly in general.

Pros:

• Allows users to check access points for potential vulnerabilities.
• Can work on rooted or unrooted devices, although the reliability cannot be guaranteed on unrooted devices.
• App provides list of passwords for all WiFi networks the device has been connected to.

Cons:

• Some users have a hard time getting the app to connect to WiFi or work properly.

It was amazing many users have successfully used the Online Method

But I'm Sorry that i disabled this feature at least temporarily due to some bugs that affects many sides

im woking hard to re enable it soon