A bash script using nmcli and a wordlist on Linux. A bash script using networksetup on Mac OS or CoreWLAN API using Mac OS.

Android has a WiFi developers API that can be used like this.

You will need to spoof your Mac, or spoof your Mac multiple times maybe if you say it will block you.

All of these will be slow and not that effective but it is possible. Just like you enter a password in a post request form, we enter password for WiFi SSID. It's just how do we get to that, but those tools above will get you to the password login attempt from the command line. A simple script to loop over a list, while searching the output for a sign of success will work.

The coreWLAN and Android Developers WiFi API's may require a specific language to use them, like Java/Kotlin for Android, and I have no idea for coreWLAN.

I've only tried this with nmcli & networksetup, so I can only attest to those two.

I know this is years late but maybe someone searches the same question, so maybe it'll help someone.

• A bash script using nmcli and a wordlist on Linux.
• A bash script using networksetup on Mac OS or CoreWLAN API using Mac OS.

Android has a WiFi developers API that can be used like this.

You will need to spoof your Mac, or spoof your Mac multiple times maybe if you say it will block you.

All of these will be slow and not that effective but it is possible. Just like you enter a password in a post request form, we enter password for WiFi SSID. It's just how we get to that, but those tools above will get you to the password login attempt from the command line. A simple script to loop over a list, while searching the output for a sign of success will work.

The coreWLAN and Android Developers WiFi APIs may require a specific language to use them, like Java/Kotlin for Android, and I have no idea for coreWLAN.

I've only tried this with nmcli & networksetup, so I can only attest to those two.