WiFi Auditor is a tool for testing the security of the nearby WiFi networks, which will basically show the passwords of some of the networks and give you the possibility to connect to them.
Using the program is as simple as clicking on the button 'auditor redes' and waiting until the program automatically shows which of the nearby networks have a weak level of security. In less than five seconds you're able to obtain the password of those networks.
The app deciphers the WPA from the name and MAC address of the close-by networks in case they maintain the original password included with the router by default.
Once you have the password you can, as long as you have permission (otherwise, you could get in a lot of trouble), connect to the network to test the speed or do any other task.
WiFi Auditor is an easy to use app, but not to be used carelessly. It's effective, but as mentioned in the previous paragraph, this program should be used with care because of the consequences it could incur.
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For those who don't work, they must take into account that this application works with Java. Why? You may wonder why it's a Java script, and you must have Java already installed on your PC. I hope it ...See more
It hasn't been useful to me, as it only decompresses but I can't open or run it.
Very good. Powerful and simple. For those who don't know how to use it, there is no installation required; you just need to have a Java engine installed on your PC. By directly running the program (a ...See more
this program is not useful
This program is ridiculous; it only works with certain networks. I set my network's security to WEP with a password like '123...'—the poorest possible—and it said it was very secure.
Hmm, well, it's strange; I tried to open the .exe file, and it didn't open. It seemed like it was going to open but doesn't. Is the file damaged, or how does it work to run the program?