WiFi WPS Dumpper Pro allows you to connect to a WiFi network using an 8-digit pin number or try the default pins that are usually predefined in the router.

The problem is that the default PIN of many routers is known or can be calculated.

It's simple to use, just scan for open networks around you and you will find them with a red cross. These are secure networks, they have disabled the WPS protocol and the default password is unknown.

If you find that your access to the WiFi network is vulnerable to WPS, you should consider disabling it.

Pins are calculated using several different algorithms through the MAC address of the network.

If you know the WPS pin, you can use the app to connect to the network and get the password.

If you are not rooted, you can use the app to connect to the network, but you cannot see the password unless you are rooted.