Main Program ScreenShot on Windows XP. Dos Window for network interfaces.
A DOS window appears at the background, providing the end user of the network devices available on its computer.

Main Program ScreenShot on Windows XP.
The right hand of the main window provides the user with a selection of the tools used to find the WEP or WPA key.
The automatic mode is selected when the user does not need to find the correct algorithm.

Satellite Tracking Setup on Windows XP.
The user can plug a handled GPS device and track any SSID. This tool requires to know the protocol of the used device, which is generally a NMEA183 serial data.

Main overview on Windows XP. Enhanced GUI with fast-access of the menus.
A new design with enhanced features have been provided in this second version. A screenshot of the Action menu.

Main overview on Windows XP. Enhanced GUI with fast-access of the menus.
A new design with enhanced features have been provided in this second version. A screenshot of the File menu.

Main overview on Windows XP. Enhanced GUI with fast-access of the main commands.
The main buttons are also available at the bottom of the main interface program.

The About WPA key.
The About WPA provides information of the WPA and WPA2 systems information to the end-user.

Automated installation engine for a quick and easy setup.
A high-quality installation engine to increase efficiency during installation procedure. All variables are automatically set up for the end user.




Automated installation engine for a quick and easy setup.
An uninstaller is also provided for a quick uninstallation procedure. All files are quickly removed from computer, environment remains clean for a new setup.

Shortcuts are automatically created by the Installation Wizard engine.
For a fast access, shortcuts are created wherever you want.