#How to install termux packages

[mnsgranth]

MNSTools- Make Termux And Linux Advance.

Termux And Linux Are Becoming So Special For Us In Today's Time Through This We Can Do Anything Sitting In One Place On A Single Device. Anyone Can Hack Mobile. Can View Personal Photos, Personal Files And Personal Messages. Anyone Can Get Secret Things.

।मुख पृष्ठ।।पोस्ट।।MNSTools। MNSTools Friends, Sometimes We Know Everything, But There Are Some Things That We Do Not Recognize Even Though We Are In Front Of Our Eyes. And We Leaves. But Sometimes Those Small Things Prove To Be Very Useful For Us. Termux And Linux Are Becoming So Special For Us In Today’s Time. Through This We Can Do Anything Sitting In One Place On A Single Device. Anyone…

[macstevins]

i wanna say because i want this to be like a "socmed" of my game dev journey publicly, cause ive been doing my own engine but is failing anyways, i like how you can use Godot on both your PC AND your Android phone to develop the same game, i dont know how good it is and doing github interactions with it is a pain, (literally had to use Termux and install the Github CLI package and do github cloning and blahblahblah, no one would understand this part anyways lol)

[computingpostcom]

I’m a big fan of fast shell prompts for “astronauts“. Starship is the minimal, blazing fast, and extremely customizable prompt for any shell!. It works for Bash, Zsh and Fish shells. The Starship shell prompt is designed to only show the information you need while you’re working, while staying sleek and out of the way. I’ve used Pure and Spaceship before and this is the right time to give a different Prompt a try. We will see how to install Starship shell prompt on different Linux distributions and macOS. Step 1: Install Powerline font / FiraCode font A Powerline font is required. Install it with the commands: # Debian / Ubuntu sudo apt update sudo apt install fonts-powerline # Fedora sudo dnf install powerline-fonts # Any other Linux git clone https://github.com/powerline/fonts.git --depth=1 cd fonts ./install.sh cd .. rm -rf fonts For FiraCode font, install via: # Debian / Ubuntu sudo apt install fonts-firacode # Arch Linux / Manjaro sudo pacman -S otf-fira-code # Gentoo emerge -av media-fonts/fira-code # Fedora dnf copr enable evana/fira-code-fonts dnf install fira-code-fonts Step 2: Installing Starship cross-shell prompt for astronauts Use one of the methods shared here to install Starship cross-shell prompt for astronauts on your system. Install from package manager: # macOS brew install starship # Arch yay -S starship # Nix nix-env --install starship # Termux pkg install starship For Arch users, see how to use yay – Best AUR Helper for Arch Linux / Manjaro Install from pre-compiled binary: For other platforms, download precompiled binary and place it in your PATH. curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/starship/starship/releases/latest \ | grep browser_download_url \ | grep x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu \ | cut -d '"' -f 4 \ | wget -qi - Extract downloaded Archive. tar xvf starship-*.tar.gz Move the starship binary to /usr/local/bin directory. sudo mv starship /usr/local/bin/ Check version of starship installed. $ starship --version starship 1.4.2 Step 2: Configure Zsh / Bash / Fish Shell Add the lines below to your shell configuration file. # Bash $ vim ~/.bashrc eval "$(starship init bash)" # Zsh $ vim ~/.zshrc eval "$(starship init zsh)" # Fish $ vim ~/.config/fish/config.fish eval (starship init fish) Source your shell configuration for the changes to update. $ source ~/.zshrc You have Starship prompt installed and working.  

[nehasharma236120]

How to hack instagram using termux

This tutorial for education purpose only so I'm not responsible for any thing. Spying into someone`s mobile without his/her permission is illegal. Please proceed in own risk. 1.Firstly Load your android device. 2.Next click on  play store app and search for “Termux android application” & install it. 3.  After installing the termux type “pkg upgrade”. 4. Open Termux app and type: “pkg install git”.5.    To update available packages type: “pkg update”. 6.    Let's install python by typing ” pkg install python” 7. We will need to download the tool we will be using for this brute force exercise. To download, on your terminal…type: “git clone https://github.com/rownblog/instahack Ok let's stop for a second. Now allow me to explain a few things for the beginners. As the article said, this is a brute-force method. So whats a brute-force method? A brute force method is when the target credentials are run against a list of possible passwords. The only thing about bruteforcing is that you are responsible for the strength of your own password list. Meaning the probability of cracking the password depends on the strength of the wordlist and the number of possible words we put in. This will take time to build or you can use cupp.py to custom make a wordlist.

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We write blogs about how to use Microsoft Office software, how to install it on different computers, and how to unlock it. Microsoft Office, as we all know, is a massive piece of software, and installing it can be difficult. We've already written a few posts on how to fix these problems and easily install Microsoft Office on your PC.

[mnsgranth]

How To Enable Extra Keys And Any Key In Termux | In Hindi

How To Enable Extra Keys And Any Key In Termux | In Hindi

।मुख पृष्ठ।।Termux।।How To Enable Extra Keys In Termux। Termux में अतिरिक्त कुंजियों को कैसे सक्षम करें और किसी भी कुंजी को Termux मे सक्षम करें। YouTubers सहित कई उपयोगकर्ता Termux का उपयोग करते समय अतिरिक्त कुंजियों तक पहुंच प्राप्त करने के लिए हैकर का कीबोर्ड स्थापित करते हैं। यह मेरी राय में जगह की बर्बादी है, और मेरे Google कीबोर्ड से टर्मक्स का उपयोग करने के लिए एक नए कीपैड पर स्विच करना…

[rvarchivo]

This is really interesting, and - maybe, in a sense - kind of a subtle step in a very appealing direction...

> ### Repology, the packaging hub > #### https://repology.org/ > > Repology monitors a huge number of package repositories and other sources comparing packages versions across them and gathering other information. Repology shows you in which repositories a given project is packaged, which version is the latest and which needs updating, who maintains the package, and other related information. Repology might be useful: > > For package/port maintainers: > - Discover new releases of software you maintain packages for > - Find new projects to package > - Get in touch with fellow maintainers to improve packages together > - Keep package naming and versioning schemes in sync to other repos for your and your user's convenience > - Fix problems detected by repology, such as broken links > > For software authors: > - Keep track of where and how well your project is packaged > - Keep in touch with your product package maintainers > > For users: > - Discover new releases of software you use > - Pick distribution most suitable for you, in terms of package quantity, freshness or stability > - Keep in touch with maintainers of software you use > > #### Supported repositories > > Linux repositories: Adélie, Alpine, ALT, Amazon Linux, antiX, AOSC, Arch and AUR, Ataraxia, BlackArch, Calculate, Carbs, CentOS, Chakra, CRUX, Debian, Deepin, Devuan, Distri, ELRepo, Entware-ng, EPEL, Exherbo, Fedora, Funtoo, Gentoo, Guix, GoboLinux, Hyperbola, KaOS, KISS, Kwort, LiGurOS, Linuxbrew, Maemo, Mageia, Manjaro, Mer Project, Mint, MX Linux, Nix, openEuler, OpenMandriva, openSUSE, OpenWrt, Parabola, Pardus, Parrot, PCLinuxOS, Pisi, PLD Linux, PureOS, Raspbian, RebornOS, Rosa, Sabayon, Salix, Siduction, SlackBuilds, Slackware, SliTaz, Solus, SparkyLinux, T2 SDE, Tails, Trisquel, Ubuntu, Void > *BSD repositories: DragonFly DPorts, FreeBSD ports, MidnightBSD Mports, OpenBSD packages, pkgsrc, Ravenports > Third party repositories: Deb Multimedia, Gentoo overlays, KDE neon, OpenPKG, openSUSE additional repositories, PackMan, UnitedRPMs, RPM Fusion, RPM Sphere > Other *nix repositories: AIX Open Source Packages, HaikuPorts, Homebrew, HP-UX, IBM i, OpenIndiana, MacPorts > And non-*nix repositories: Chocolatey, ConanCenter, Cygwin, F-Droid, just-install, MSYS2 (msys2, mingw), Npackd, OS4Depot, ReactOS rapps, Scoop, Termux, Vcpkg, winget, YACP > Upstream module collections or programming language specific package managers: Buckaroo, CPAN, CRAN, crates.io, GNU ELPA, Hackage, LuaRocks, MELPA, PyPi, RubyGems, Stackage > F/OSS news sites: DistroWatch, freshcode.club, libregamewiki > Other sources: Wikidata

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[techhacksaver]

Termux – Hacker’s First Choice for Hacking Via Android!

Hey TechHackSaver Hacker’s, In my many previous posts’s I have mentioned about TERMUX tool many times! because it has some amazing capabilities that can turn your android into a hacking device! literally giving you permission to execute Linux commands and tools! How cool is that?

So many times,

Thеrе аrе some most frеԛuеntlу аѕkеd ԛuеѕtіоnѕ wе оftеn еnсоuntеr. Hоw tо uѕе Andrоіd for hасkіng? Whаt іѕ thе bеѕt арр for hасkіng on android? Thе аnѕwеr to thеѕе ԛuеrіеѕ is Termux. But there аrе a lоt оf misconceptions аbоut this application. Mаnу оf us thіnk tеrmux turnѕ the аndrоіd іntо a hack mасhіnе. Wеll, іt’ѕ truе but tо a lіmіtеd еxtеnt. The main ԛuеѕtіоnѕ are what іѕ tеrmux? And hоw it wоrkѕ? Hоw tо use іt? Iѕ it a ѕtаndаlоnе ѕоurсе of hасkіng? In today’s аrtісlе, I’m gоіng to dіѕсuѕѕ every ѕіnglе dеtаіl аbоut tеrmux. Alѕо, I’ll clear all thе mіѕсоnсерtіоnѕ аbоut Termux. Wе’ll fіnd оut whether it іѕ a hасkіng machine оr just a nоrmаl command lіnе utility. Sо with that being clear, Let’s fire up things!

I also want to make this clear tha they have a wiki website for updates and detailed info You can Visit them here [If you already know much about this]: Termux Wiki

Whаt іѕ Termux?

Termux іѕ a Linux Terminal Emulаtоr аррlісаtіоn for Andrоіd. A terminal emulator іѕ a рrоgrаm that аllоwѕ the uѕеr tо ассеѕѕ the command line іntеrfасе (CLI) in a grарhісаl еnvіrоnmеnt. If you’ve ѕtudіеd thе basics of соmрutеr, уоu muѕt knоw аbоut thе ѕhеll and соmmаnd line іntеrfасе. If nоt hеrе іѕ a short dеfіnіtіоn оf ѕhеllѕ fоr уоu tо сlеаr уоur concept.

How To Install Termux?

There іѕ nо complicated рrосеѕѕ tо іnѕtаll termux оn уоur ѕmаrtрhоnе. Termux арр іѕ available on Gооglе PlауStоrе. Yоu can dоwnlоаd the арр аnd directly іnѕtаll іt оn уоur Andrоіd Phone. Also, thеrе іѕ аn alternative wау to install termux thrоugh F-Droid. It is actually thе fаіlѕаfе wау tо іnѕtаll tеrmux with less buіlt-іn расkаgеѕ. Thе рrосеѕѕ іѕ thе ѕаmе аѕ уоu install аnу оthеr application оn your Andrоіd dеvісе. Just dоwnlоаd, іnѕtаll and run thе аррlісаtіоn. You can find the download link here : Termux

Hacking via Android

Pасkаgе mаnаgеmеnt in TERMUX

Tеrmux рrоvіdеѕ APT аnd dрkg fоr расkаgе mаnаgеmеnt аnd іnѕtаllаtіоn. Tеrmux іѕ ѕіmіlаr іn usage tо most оf thе modern Linux distributions, еѕресіаllу Ubuntu аnd Dеbіаn based dіѕtrоѕ. Thе оnlу mаjоr difference is thаt уоu won’t fіnd thе Fіlеѕуѕtеm Hіеrаrсhу Standard (FHS). Thе FHS іѕ found in most of thе Lіnux distributions. Whісh mеаnѕ уоu wоn’t fіnd ѕоmе dіrесtоrіеѕ оn the ѕаmе lосаtіоnѕ аѕ they are іn Lіnux dіѕtrоѕ.

Inѕtаllіng Pасkаgеѕ: To іnѕtаll packages in tеrmux, the соmmаnd uѕеd іѕ: pkg install

pkg install python =====or=========== pkg install git

To Update current packages, in linux we use: sudo apt update && upgrade In TERMUX we use:

pkg update pkg update && pkg upgrade

Installation of Deb Files:

Yоu can similarly manage dpkg too. In case you’ve gоt a .dеb file, уоu саn’t іnѕtаll іt uѕіng pkg install command. Tо іnѕtаll ѕuсh a fіlе, dрkg іѕ used.

installation

dpkg -i ./package.deb

Unistalling:

dpkg –remove [package name]

Listing all available

dpkg -l

Most of the people prefer GUI support, You can do that as well in termux, although I never tried t because the command line is more fast and friendly for me, still i am sharing this method here…To enable GUI ѕuрроrt іn tеrmux, mаkе sure you’ve VNC viewer оr Xserver support іnѕtаllеd оn уоur dеvісе. I’d suggest a VNC viewer. It’ѕ ѕtаblе аnd a bеttеr сhоісе fоr GUI. Fоr a bеttеr еxреrіеnсе uѕе аnу third раrtу hаrdwаrе ассеlеrаtіоn арр аѕ there іѕ nо ѕuсh ѕuрроrt аvаіlаblе іn termux bу dеfаult. More details: Termux Wiki

Thе GUI ѕuрроrt uѕеѕ X11. Thе X11 расkаgеѕ are аvаіlаblе in a ѕераrаtе rероѕіtоrу. To еnаblе X11 fоr GUI ѕuрроrt run the following соmmаnd:

pkg іnѕtаll x11-rеро

That’s all you need to know folks! around 98% of commands which runs on linux are similar for the termux as well! and you can use those exactly like it is on termux too.

Congratulations! You have turned your android device into Hacker’s Lab, Next step is to practise tools on it Here is a little list: 1] Instagram Hacking 2] Twitter Hacking 3] Many More

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Learn Network Attacks and Prevention Through Android ##UdemyFrancais ##udemykupon #Android #Attacks #Learn #Network #Prevention Learn Network Attacks and Prevention Through Android Welcome to my course on using Android Device for penetration testing, if you don’t have any knowledge about penetration testing the course will begin with you, with you from Scratch, from setting up your Android Device and Computer, installing the needed apps and will finish up with examples of real life scenarios that will give you full control over various computer systems. This course concentrates Practical Side Penetration testing without neglecting the theory behind each attack, for each attack you will figure out how that attack works and then you will learn how to practically launch that attack, this knowledge will help you to detect and sometimes prevent this attack from happening.     This is extremely helpful for the individuals who need to begin hacking utilizing their Android Phone without Rooting the Device, the course is divided into Several sections:   1. Termux Installation and Its Basic Operations: This section will teach you   How to install Termux application on your android device   How to make storage setup for Termux   How to install Ubuntu ROOT Terminal where you can run the packages which are need root permission to RUN and how to use Ubuntu root terminal.   You will come to know what is Steganography, how to hide data behind any image and how the data is extracted at the destination side.       2. Information Gathering: This section will teach you   How to gather information about your target?    Discover anything that is associated with your target   How to find the exact location of your target and so on.     3. Generating Backdoor files: In this section you will learn   How to generate a Backdoor file for Windows, Linux and for Android devices   How to interact with your target machine  You'll figure out how to access the file system where you will see how to upload, read and execute the files and spy on the target.       4. Social Engineering Attacks: This section will teach    How to send spoof emails to target to pretending the received mail is related to the target,    How to send unlimited fake emails,    How to perform a phishing attack inside and outside your Network,     How to create your own phishing application and Key logger.     Finally, at the end of the course, you will learn how to protect yourself from these attacks.     NOTE: This course is created for educational purposes only and all the attacks are launched in my own lab or against devices that I have permission to test.      Who this course is for: People who want to learn ethical hacking. People who want to learn how hackers hack into secure systems that do not have any vulnerabilities. 👉 Activate Udemy Coupon 👈 Free Tutorials Udemy Review Real Discount Udemy Free Courses Udemy Coupon Udemy Francais Coupon Udemy gratuit Coursera and Edx ELearningFree Course Free Online Training Udemy Udemy Free Coupons Udemy Free Discount Coupons Udemy Online Course Udemy Online Training 100% FREE Udemy Discount Coupons https://www.couponudemy.com/blog/learn-network-attacks-and-prevention-through-android-2/

[waftr]

In this post, I spoke about the best Apps to Hack anything in 2020, With the increasing use of smartphones and gadgets, new technologies are emerging, with these technologies and software new threats and risks are increasing too. Hence, android came up with hacking apps for professionals and ethical hackers, for people who work for IT solutions, security administration, network monitoring, and Wi-Fi hacking. Also, hacking apps are dangerous as well, as it increases risks. using these apps you can Hack Facebook, Hack Snapchat and even you can hack Instagram passwords.

List of Best Hacking Apps 2020

Take backups, or save important data in some other file, or to avoid such risks try using it in a separate device. Here is the list of applications which you may use for learning or ethical use, but do not encourage wrong practices.

Termux

Termux helps you learning Linux commands and helps you install apps in any Android phone and this ranks first in our hacking apps list. You can read more about termux at https://wiki.termux.com and you can download this app from Google Play Store (below).

Termux (Free, Google Play) →

AndroRAT

androRAT i.e. Android Remote Administrative Tool is one of the topmost apps used to hack and keep control through your mobile phone. It was launched as a client application or server application. You can even control our android system from far away. With AndroRAT you can get any data and information which you need, be it call logs, messages, contacts or shared media. You can even call or send a message or take pictures from somewhere else. You just need to call or send SMS to start the service.

Go to AndroRAT

zANTI 

There are different hacking applications, zANTI is one of them. It is a penetration testing application. This application has different tools and features like reporting tool, scanning tool, diagnostic features etc. technicians mostly use them to check the security, to see if there is an issue, to attack some network in order to check loophole in your network.

Go to zANTI

FaceNiff

FaceNIFF is another app which made to the list of top hacking application. Bartosz Ponurkiewicz developed this application to intercept and sniff your Wi-Fi network. It is widely used to take a sneak and peak into someone’s social media account, i.e. facebook, twitter, Instagram, or any browsing details. It allows you to hack the target Wi-Fi and provide unauthorized access to the Android devices connects to it by stealing cookies from the network.

Go to FaceNiff

Droidsheep

another top hacking application is Droidsheep, it is similar to FaceNIFF. It allows the person to hack or hijack the Wi-Fi network and web session profiles using that network. It is used by the security analyst to check loopholes, to peak into different accounts, emails, Social Medias etc. but for ethical purposes. There is another version of this application ‘Droidsheep Guard’ which helps you track the attackers and block their access. Hence when other attackers either FaceNIFF or Droidsheep or any other application for that matter tries to penetrate your network, they fail.

Go to DroidSheep

Droidbox

This application is used by many people for analysis of Android and its app package behavior. It allows the hacker to access the device and gather required data from it, check Application packages, can make phone calls, send messages, check network traffic, etc. and its main feature of collecting hashes for APK package and analyze makes it stand out.

Go to Droidbox

So, what is the best Hacking app for Android phones here?

All the above-mentioned apps are the best of its kind and used based on their functionality, you can pick one based on your need and the way you want to hack an Android phone, but use this only in legal ways.

These are the Top Hacking Apps for Android Phones. Kindly check and let us know in comments, how these apps work with Android phones.

Disclaimer: these mentioned apps are for illustrative purpose only, don’t misuse these hacking applications.

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Here is How You Can Write and Run C, Java & Python Programs on Your Android Devices

The smartphone you carry in the pocket with you is not just a small gadget that you can use to send snaps to your friends or fling birds at pigs. In fact, it is a powerful piece of technology that can be used to do almost anything you would normally use a full-fledged PC for — albeit a little smaller and with a few caveats. You can even write, run and compile code on your little computer and you don’t need to install any IDE or even root your phone for it. Since Android is based on the Linux kernel, it also has a shell like the one you would find on Linux — although there is no way to access it out-of-the-box. Fortunately, you can install a Linux terminal emulator and get access to tons of Linux packages that can be used to do a lot more with your phone than you normally would have access to. Here is a list of things you can do once you, with Linux’s terminal in your pocket, Here is a short example of how you can write, compile, and run C, Java, and Python programs on Android, 1. Download Termux Termux is a powerful terminal emulator that comes with an extensive list of over a hundred Linux packages. The first thing you need to do is head over to Google Play and download Termux. 2. Set up Storage You need to give Termux access to set up storage. Just open Termux and write the following piece of code — It will create a folder for Termux on your Android device. termux-setup-storage The default path for Termux is “/data/data/com.termux/files/home”. One caveat of using this emulator is that Android doesn’t give write-access to it for anywhere outside its home directory — the only way to get around this is to root your phone. However, you do have read access so you can simply copy any file you want to work with to your home directory and then do the rest from there. 3. Writing Code using an in-terminal Text Editor There are a number of ways you can write code on Android. 1. Write code using a normal editor or transfer code from your PC to your phone and then transfer it to Termux’s home directory using the following command, cp old-path/filename new-path/ //EXAMPLE cp /data/data/com.termux/files/home/storage/downloads/code.c /data/data/com.termux/files/home This command will copy a file named “code.c” from the downloads folder and place it in Termux’s home directory. You can change the path depending on where the file is. 2. You can also write inside the Termux terminal using an in-terminal text editor. You can install Micro, which is a lightweight easy-to-use code editor. You can install it using the following command, pkg install micro Once it is installed, you can open it by simply typing “micro” in the terminal. You can also use it to open and edit an existing file by typing “micro filename” (e.g micro hello.c). Once inside the editor, the navigation is done using CTRL+keyboard keys (the volume down button of your phone acts as CTRL when inside the terminal). Here are a few useful keyboard shortcuts for Micro, CTRL+Q – Exit Micro CTRL+O – Open a file CTRL+G – Help Menu CTRL+S – Save File 4. Install the Compilers for C, Python, and Java For C language, run the following code, pkg install clang For Python, run the following code, pkg install python For Java, run the following code, pkg install ecj dx 5. Compile and Execute Code For C language, run the following code, gcc -o ./ //EXAMPLE gcc -o code code.c ./code For Python, run the following code, python //EXAMPLE python code.py For Java, run the following code, ecj dx --dex --output= dalvikvm -cp //EXAMPLE ecj Hello.java dx --dex --output=Hello.dex Hello.class dalvikvm -cp Hello.dex Hello Now you’re ready to get started. Happy coding! Read the full article