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Termux is an Android based Terminal, which allows you to Hack Wifi, DDoS and many more.
*Commands:*
apt install [PACKET] -- this means you can enter any tool, like github (git) and so on.
*Example:*
apt install figlet
figlet Hi <--(anyword)
apt update / upgrade -- this means that your terminal system will update all packages and tools, and
if required upgrade it.
*Example:*
apt update
apt upgrade
or
apt update && apt upgrade
*Example:*
apt remove fish
pkg install [PACKET] -- this will used for packages like Python1,2,3.
You can install add-ons with that commands.
If you want all command to apt type *apt help* it will list you all commands.
pkg upgrade -- this is how apt upgrade, it will upgrade all packages to newest version (if available)
*Example:*
pkg upgrade
pkg list-all -- this will show you all packages what you can install to your termux.
*Note:* For all packages what you want to install, you need to type _"Y"_, to accept the installation.
*Example:*
pkg list-all
If you need help type *pkg help* it will list all commands.
pwd -- this will show you which directory you are.
*Example:*
u0_a189@localhost [~]: pwd
/data/data/com.termux/files/home
*Example:*
You have an folder called Dumps
rm -rf Dumps
Then type ls and the folder are away.
*Note:* You can type, if you want delete more files in one this:
rm -rf file.txt junk.ink script.py
*Example:*
touch file.txt
touch test.py
touch example.xx (xx means anything you want) -- exe are windows, not Android.
ls -- this will show you if you are in directory all files in this directory.
*Example:*
ls
ls -ag -- this show you all folder with permissions
(r - read, w - write, x - exuteable)
chmod -- this is one of the important commands what you will need for git files. Chmod allows to
read, write and execute files. If you don't use chmod maybe the file won't work.
*Example:*
chmod +rwx hackinsta.py
*Example:*
mkdir My_Script
cat -- this will read any txt file so you can type this if you have an _"README.md"_ file.
*Example:*
cat Tutorial.txt
(text)
$:
*Example:*
cd storage
cd .. -- means they will go back to the upfolder
cd $HOME -- this will navigate you to your /home folder.
cd /sdcard -- navigate to sdcard
mv -- this means move, so you can use this for a file on your sdcard. Little tutorial:
*Example:*
cd /sdcard
mv test.py /$HOME
or you can use parameter -v
mv -v test.py /$HOME --this will remove the file in sdcard, and paste it to home. So if you recopy
this to sdcard maybe you dont get any error.
cp -R -- this is the copy command. It's like mv but here we will copy only.
*Example:*
cp -R /$HOME/Downloads/nice.py /sdcard
ping -- this will show you the IP connectivity to any page or IP.
*Example:*
ping google.com
ifconfig -- this show your internet sections, for example wlan0, eth0, lo,...
*Example:*
ipconfig
*Example:*
clear
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*Basic Termux Installation Programs:*
*NOTE:* Before you start you can add after command -y for yes.
{ pkg install curl -y }
$:python2 lazymux.py
Navigate here.
$:./metasploit.sh
$:./install.aex
$:Tool-X
*NOTE:* If you get an issue like: could not install it doesn't matter. Skip this
```9.4``` *Get Android Info*
Only type: _neofetch_
$:cd routersploit
$:python rsf.py
$:export GOPATH=/data/data/com.termux/files/home/go
$:cd /data/data/com.termux/files/home/go/src/github.com/iris/_examples/hello-world
*t for cd $HOME/temp*
*10.1.2*
$:termux-setup-storage
Give Termux permissions to add your sdcard and so on to your terminal.
*10.1.3*
$:pkg install cowsay
$:cowsay you are an hacker
This is an fun feature, it's a cow which say things what you want.
*10.1.4*
$:cacafire
This is an epic termux hidden command. Maybe it will be laggy but you can see nice fire.
*10.1.5*
$:pip install speedtest.cli
$:speedtest
*10.1.6*
$:termux-send-sms -n <number> <message>
This will send an SMS to friends.
*[ NOTE ]:* THIS CAN MAYBE BRICK YOUR TERMUX IF IT BRICKS UNINSTALL
TERMUX AND INSTALL IT.
$:cd .. && ls
$:cd .. && ls
$:cd usr/etc
$:nano bash.bashrc
$:~/.termux/colors.sh
$:~/.termux/fonts.sh
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