WIFI HACKER FOR ANDROID

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Hack Wi-fi Through Android (no root) !

NOTE!-works only with wpa enabled networks. WORKS ON ANDROID 5.0 AND ABOVE
Everyone would have thought this..How to connect to a protected Wi-fi network. You can now use your android device to connect a Wi-fi network with wpa enabled.
#Method 1
 Download the app named WIFI WPA WPS TESTER
 This app works also for non rooted devices!!






DOWNLOAD FROM PLAYSTORE 

 

 

 

 

 

 1. Open the app and scan for available networks.

 

2. Now you can see the available networks. The networks with a  

green lock can be connected using this app. 


3. Now select on a network with green lock. Now you will get a window with three options . For non rooted devices try custom pin. Wait for some seconds. You will be connected to the network.


4. For rooted phones, try verbose method (need terminal emulator). Copy the command to terminal , after 1 minute your device will be connected.

ENJOY THE WIFI!!

If the above method didn't work try this

 

#Method 2

Install app named Andro Dumpper from playstore.

use the custom pin option.

 Download from PLAYSTORE

 

NOTE:MAY NOT WORK WITH SOME DEVICES 

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