Prank others into thinking you're a cybercriminal with Appohub's Wifi Password Hacker. Even though most cybercrime happens as a direct result of people clicking on phishing links in their email inboxes or across the world wide web, many others feel that most cybercriminals get their grimy hands on information through "hacking."

Now, you can trick others into thinking you're a "hacker," at least in terms of stealing wireless Internet networks' passwords. Using this app, fortunately for you, can't directly result in any legal trouble, unlike cybercriminals that might actually be able to hack into others' wireless or wired Internet networks.

This app, Wifi Password Hacker, brought to planet Earth by Appohub, a reputable mobile app developer, looks like it's actually slated to yield real passwords, done through a black-and-green computer interface theme that most people associate with hacking and cybercrime. Even though, as mentioned above, most cybercrime happens as a direct result of people clicking on well-disguised - or not-so-well-disguised - phishing links, you'll still be able to trick others into believing your assertion that you're a prominent computer hacker.

All passwords generated by this mobile application are entirely fictitious, and can't actually be used to gain access to the Internet.