Bringing back WPS PIN Attack

In this version, Wifite will attempt the WPS PIN attack (guessing < 11,000 PINs) after Pixie-Dust fails on WPS-enabled networks.

Wifite summarizes the Reaver (or Bully) output into a single line (updated every second). This includes:

• Number of PINs tried (Number of PINs remaining for --bully)
• Time running (or estimated time remaining for --bully)
• Current status (Trying a PIN, sending packets, etc)
• The number of WPS Timeouts, number of WPS Failures, and if the AP is locked.

There's some new options as well:

• --bully to use bully instead of reaver when doing the Pixie-Dust or PIN Attacks.
• --pixie to avoid the PIN attack and use Pixie-Dust only.
• --no-pixie to skip Pixie-Dust and only do WPS PIN attacks.

Some other changes regarding "Locked" WPS networks:

• Locked networks are no longer hidden; these targets say lock in the WPS column of the targets list.
• Wifite will stop WPS attacks (Pixie or PIN) if the AP is Locked.
  • But you can continue attacking Locked networks using the --ignore-lock option.