WIBR

WIBR is a specialized software with which you can try to access closed Wi-Fi hotspots. The program uses four universal methods to find them. This software will become your personal and pocket hacker. Using the mobile client, you can hack into any access point wherever you are.

General Description

The use of hacking software becomes useful and justified in several cases. This kind of software is designed to detect diagnostics and analyze the network for vulnerabilities and security flaws. When the software successfully identifies gaps in the network, they can be easily fixed. Such a check immediately indicates whether the current password is not secure and whether it is worth changing to a stronger and more difficult to crack password. Another example when using software is a necessary measure is elementary user forgetfulness. No one is immune to such missteps. So if you have forgotten your home network password and can't remember it, or if you want to change the old one to a new one, you can use WIBR. However, the most frequent and unacceptable case of using the software is hacking someone else's Wi-Fi module in order to connect. Or even stealing another user's personal and confidential information, which definitely does not get any approval.

Functionality

The software toolkit offers several types of hacking or in other words testing a closed network:

• Dictionary method. The application enters all possible combinations of passwords until it finds the right one. This method does not always work, especially if you have a complex and tricky key, which, most likely, is not in the software database. The library of dictionaries can be replenished, for this purpose the user finds and downloads the necessary packages on the Internet and adds them to the program directory;
• Brute force method. In this case it is assumed that the tester knows approximately the key or one of the words of the combination. Such a mode has a high chance of hacking success.

Features

• Hacking and connecting to closed Wi-Fi access points;
• Populating the application's dictionary database;
• Several modes of password selection;
• Lack of Russian interface;
• Using the software for network vulnerability diagnostics and testing. Checks passwords for reliability and resistance to hacker attacks;
• Recognized by antivirus as malware.