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I would like to make a list of the simplest/fastest way to check if a WiFi network has WPS enabled. Until now, this is the compilation:

  1. Windows:
    • GUI: [Don't know]
    • Command line: [Don't know. There are commands for WiFi management in Windows Vista and above, but I think they don't deal with WPS]
  2. Linux:
    • GUI: [Don't know]
    • Command line:
      • wash (included in Reaver WPS) --> not working OK with several NICs.
      • EAPScan: "eapscan -i mon0 -b aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff -e MyWiFiAP --check-wps" (network by network, once each time :-( ).
  3. Android:
    • GUI:
      • Android Setup --> WiFi Networks --> Fantastic. Simple and working fine.
      • InSSIDer (not free since v4) --> Very good, too.
    • Command line:
      • wpa_cli --> Try to connect using "wps_reg xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx 12345678". A stupid method.

I will edit this post to add the best/acceptable results (if we find them ;-) ).

ยท Edit: Added new method for Linux CLI: EAPScan from EAPeak Suite.

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Kali-Linux: wash -i mon0 or wash -i mon0 -C

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