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Termux is an application for Android that emulates a Linux terminal, allowing you to install packages and use commands in a similar way to a computer. It can be used to hack Android devices and apps like WhatsApp, Facebook, Gmail, and Instagram using tools like MetaSploit and phishing. Some common commands in Termux include apt for managing packages, and ls, cd, and exit for browsing files and exiting the terminal.
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Termux is an application for Android that emulates a Linux terminal, allowing you to install packages and use commands in a similar way to a computer. It can be used to hack Android devices and apps like WhatsApp, Facebook, Gmail, and Instagram using tools like MetaSploit and phishing. Some common commands in Termux include apt for managing packages, and ls, cd, and exit for browsing files and exiting the terminal.
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In case we require an application whose environment is
rooted in Linux and that at the same time serves as a
terminal emulator for Android, we will find the solution to this
need in Termux.
Termux allows our SmartPhone device to behave with
certain attributes, simulating being a terminal. A terminal is
made up of a keyboard and a screen with the ability to
display text.
When installed, Termux works directly; No special or
complex configuration is required. It is also not a requirement
to root the device.
The process is carried out automatically, initially installing a
minimum base system. To access additional packages, we
can use the APT package manager.
Normally, distributions derived from Debian make use of the
APT package manager, facilitating the installation of the
most common packages in the Termux emulator for Android.
Most relevant features of Termux
• With this emulator we can create an SSH server, which
allows us to establish a connection with the terminal. We
can also, using the OpenSSH client, access remote
servers.
• We have the freedom to select between various Shells,
the most notable being: the bash command processor,
the Z Shell or zsh command interpreter and the fish
command line.
• We can choose between nano, emacs or vim, as our
favorite editor.
• With tools like wget or curl, we can download directly
from the terminal.
• With rsync, we can make backups.
• The possibility of installing packages through the APT
manager makes Termux a highly customizable Android
terminal emulator, allowing us to adapt it to our taste and
needs.
• For its execution, Termux has the updated versions of
the Ruby, Perl, Python programming languages and the
Node.js environment.
What can be hacked with Termux?
For this application, a script was developed with which we
can install a number that exceeds 370 hacking tools.
This is Tool-X, which gives the possibility of turning our
SmartPhone into a powerful multi-tool to be used preferably
in ethical hacking.
Termux allows you to hack the Android system and also
communication applications such as: WhatsApp, Facebook,
Gmail and Instagram.
1. Android can be hacked with the Termux application,
whether or not you have root or administrator privileges; but
it is only available for Android version 5.0 or later.
To install Termux, go to the Google Play store, search for the
application and click 'download'. Once the application is
installed, we use the 'apt update' command to update it.
The apt package manager provides the possibility of
installing additional packages with which to customize our
terminal.
2. We can hack WhatsApp using the MetaSploit
environment if the mobile phone already has the Termux
program installed.
MetaSploit is a set of programs designed with the intention of
taking advantage of weaknesses in computer equipment,
which makes it the favorite of hackers with a lot of reputation.
3. From our Android device it is possible to violate Facebook
if we have the Termux application installed, which works fully
in the Linux environment, which is the essence of Android.
4. Hacking Gmail, once Termux has been installed on the
mobile device, also requires the installation of the
compressed file Gemail-Hack.zip, which must be combined
with Termux files to perform the hack.
5. In the case of the Instagram hack, a phishing tool is used
(which may well be
ShellPhish v1.8)
The phishing tool allows you to carry out the not very legal
task of impersonating an original website with the ignoble
intention of stealing the credentials of a user of a social
network.
Termux Terminal Emulator
Commands
With the installation of Termux on our mobile device, we will
have in our hands an infinite number of commands that make
it possible to carry out multiple tasks.
That power granted by Termux is amalgamated into a basic
system composed of a collection of Busybox tools and the
APT package manager.
As already said, there is the possibility of multiplying the
number of packages if we use the package manager. It is
always advisable to update the packages after installing the
emulator.
Among the most predominant commands, we can mention:
a. apt update : frequently used command, its function is to
update the list of available packages. It is usually run after
the installation of the emulator and also afterwards when it is
required to obtain updates.
b. apt install <package> : we use it when we want to install
new packages.
c. apt search <query> : allows you to search among the
packages that are available.
d. apt upgrade : on our device there will always be
commands that become obsolete; This command will be very
useful when we want to update them.
Before running apt upgrade, we must have updated the
package index with apt update; This way apt can identify and
install the newest packages.
e. apt show <package> : if we want to obtain information
about any package, this is the command that will show it to
us.
f. apt list - This is a command that details the packages
available at a given time.
g. apt lis –installed – This command is responsible for
listing the packages installed on the device.
h. apt remove <package> : the function of this command is
to remove the installed package that we indicate.
As a package manager, apt uses the dpkg program, which is
the basis of the .deb package management system; This
program installs, removes and supplies information from
these same packages.
Other commands that can be really useful are:
i. dpkg –L <package> – Provides a list of all files that have
been installed in a package.
j. dpkg –verify : the integrity of each package is
verified by activating this command.
Both commands are part of the dpkg package, although
direct use of it is not totally necessary.
k. ls - Displays the contents of a given folder.
l. cd : when activated, it does not lead to Home.
m. cd <name of a file>: displays the file referred to by the
name.
n. exit: allows us to exit the terminal.
Defining each and every one of the commands that can be
enabled in Termux would be an arduous task. The network is
loaded with enough information that can be resorted to if
necessary.
