list of termux comands

Termux hacking guide,Commands and Tips 

 

          

[+] Tools

NMAP is an open source Network mapper written by Gordon Lyon (also known as Fyodor Vaskovich). As the above suggests, its purpose is to scan for hosts and networks in a particular area through sending specially crafted data packets and analyzing their responses. In the hands of Cyber Security experts, it is considered as an effective tool of Network Audit, performing Security Scans and for conducting other similar Network Security Activities.

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HYDRA is another command line based computer program capable of performing dictionary attacks on exposed protocols and networks.

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*Tips : Also download Hacker Keyboard which has CTRL and ESC buttons in it. You’ll be needing it while working in the app. Better get it from F-Droid.

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[+] Commands

Here are the codes with their descriptions :

$ pip install youtube-dl	For installing Youtube-dl
$ Pkg install python	Installs Python
$ termux-setup-storage	Gives TERMUX access to your file system
$ mkdir ‘dir-name	For creating directory
$ cd “dir-name”	For changing directory
$ cat “file-name”	For reading any file
$ mv /path/file  /path where file is moved	For moving files from one path to another.
$ cp  /path/file  /path where to copy file	For copying files from one path to other
$ rm filename.file-extension	For removing mentioned file from a certain directory.
$ ping “website URL”	Helps verify IP level connectivity
$ toilet -f mono12 -F gay “your text”	Presents text in a specified format.
$ apt show (app-name)	Gives a short but detailed summary on mentioned name of desired app.

Install neccessery tools:
 

$ pkg upgrade && pkg install autoconf automake bison bzip2 clang cmake \ coreutils diffutils flex gawk git grep gzip libtool make patch perl \ sed silversearcher-ag tar wget pkg-config

work with FTP :

# strat server on port 1024

$ tcpsvd -vE 0.0.0.0 1024 ftpd /

#  Connecting to the FTP server that you created from another device

$ ftp 192.168.1.3 1024

Here is the list of commands that could be run in Turmux for different purposes. These are sometimes called Turmux hacking commands also.

$ cp -v	used to prints informative massage
$ cp -r	used to copy any directory
$ mv -u	update-move when source is newer than destination
$ mv -v	to move any directory
$ Is help	to know how to use Is command
$ cp - n	no file overwrite
$ ls - n	To show UID and GID directory
$ ls - n	To show file action like - modified, date and time, owner of file, permissions Etc.
$ cd--	to show last working directory from where we moved
$ ls --version	to check the version of ls command
$ cd~	Move to users home directory from anywhere
$ mv [file1 name] [new file2 name]	Move or rename two files at a time
$ cd-	to move one directory back from current directory
$ mv [file name]	To move any file and folder
$ ls	List directory
$ ls - a	list all files including hidden files
$ pwd	It shows your current directory
$ mv - i	interactive prompt before overwrit
$ ls -i	Display number of file or directory
$ cp	copy any file
$ cd /	change to root directory
$ cd	change directory
$ cd ..	change current directory to parent directory
$ curl -O [url]	apt install curl
$ rm	remove or delete files
$ wget [url]	Install tool, apt install wget
$ git clone [url]	to install any tools with git clone, apt install git
$ ls - al	to make formatted listing with hidden files
$ mv - f	to force move by overwriting destination files without prompt
$ rm [filename]	remove any text files
$ rmdir [dir name]	remove any directory
$ rm -rf	force remove a directory or a folder
$ rm -r [name]	delete a directory called name
$ apt remove [package name]	uninstall / remove a package
$ touch [file name]	create new file
$ mkdir [name]	create a directory or folder
$ more [file name]	output the contents of file
$ head [file name]	output the first 10 line of file
$ tail -f [file name]	output the contents of file as it grows
$ apt install zip	install zip file tool
$ zip name.zip [file]	compress file using this commands
$ unzip [zip file]	to unzip file
$ ftp	launch ftp client from terminal
$ -p	use passive mode
$ bye	terminate current ftp session, exit
$ ascii	set file transfer to ascii protocols
$ bell	bell sound after each command
$ status	shows current status about ftp server
$ open host	open a connection to remote host
$ remotehelp [cmdname]	request help from ftp server
$ account [password]	supply a password required by remote
$ uname -m	used to find the architecture of your device
$ du	display directory space usage
$ df	display disk usages
$ cal	show display calendar
$ w	show display who is currently online
$ cat /proc/meminfo	show memory related information
$ cat /proc/cpuinfo	show cpu information
$ whoami	show your login name
$ fingure username	shows information about user
$ date	show the current date and time
$ uptime	show the system current uptime
$ man command	show manual a command
$ free	display memory and swap usage
$ kill	send signal to process
$ kill- l	list all of the signal that are possible to send with kill
$ lspci	show PCI devices
$ lsusb	show usb devices
$ apt search [qurey] $ pkg search [qurey]	find a package
$ locate [file]	find all files with filename
$ locate [query]	find all path names contains a pharse
$ whereis [command]	find location binary /source/man file for a command
$ which [command]	find of an executable
$ grep pattern [files]	searching for pattern in files
$ grep -r pattern files	searching for certain pattern in files
$ command | grep pattern	search for pattern in the output of command
$ find / -atime40	to find all the files, which are accessed 40 days back
$ find / -cmin -60	find change files in last 1 hour
$ find / -type d -name mll	find all directories whose name is mll in directory
$ find . -type f -perm 0777 -print	find all tghe files, whose permission are 777
$ ifconfig	shows all configuration a network interface like ip, mac
$ ifconfig eth0	used view the network setting on the interface eth0
$ ifconfig wlan0	view the network setting on wlan0
$ ping [host]	to ping host ip and show results
$ arp	check network card & show ip adress
$ host	display specific server
$ netstat	review network connection
$ nslookup	find out DNS related query
$ tracerout ipadress	display number of hops & respone time to get to a remote system and website
$ whois domain	get whois information of domain
$ telnet [ip address [post]	telnet connection
$ dig domain	get DNS information of domain
$ scp	copies file, over a source
$ uname -a	used to display kernal information
$ whereis app	shows possible location for an app
$ nano [file name]	display and edit text files

 $ append [local-file] remote file  append a local file to one on the remote

[+] Turn Android Device into a Web Server 

 First of all I have to say that this experimental is tested and worked only with the Iris web framework, written in Golang and Android version 5.1.

How we do that :
     #  Execute the following commands by order

$ pkg install git
$ pkg install golang
$ export GOPATH=/data/data/com.termux/files/home/go
$ go get -u -v github.com/kataras/iris
$ cd /data/data/com.termux/files/home/go/src/github.com/kataras/iris/_examples/hello-world
$ go run main.go