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How to install and uninstall packages in Termux. #4

 >>Today we will learn how to install different packages in Termux. -You can click on labels to see another recent posts. -We will start to learn that how to install and uninstall packages in termux. 1. pkg install [package name] ex: pkg install fish 2. apt install [package name] ex: apt install fish Note:-There is no difference between these commands.  3. pkg list-all -This command will show you the list of all installed packages. 4.dpkg -i ./packagename.deb -This command will install deb format package >To uninstall a package type 1. pkg uninstall [package name] ex: pkg uninstall fish 2. dpkg --remove package name] >> dpkg -l -This command will list all package which is installed packages. Note:- These are the commands which is used to install and uninstall some packages in termux. But it is not the only way to install packages. Some of the scripts can be installed through different method.   Thank You!!!!

Ethical Hacking Using Termux Application on Android. #3

 >> Welcome to the 3rd part of this series. Today we will see some 'Just for FUN' commands in termux. -previous part of this series check this link: https://bloggerhackp.blogspot.com/2020/08/ethical-hacking-using-termux-on-android.html -Let's start with some FUN commands of the termux application. 1. cacafire -To install this commands follow these steps: apt update && apt upgrade apt install libcaca -To run this command type cacafire (You will see a awesome termux screen) 2.sl - You want some fun with termux try this command it will create a running train on your termux application screen. For Installation type: apt install sl -To run this command type sl ( you will see a running train on your screen) 3. cmatrix -You have seen in many movies how the hacking actual is if you want to impress or showoff your friends just try this command once. For installation type: apt install cmatrix -To run this command type  cmatrix (You will see an awesome interface on your

Ethical hacking using termux on android #2

 >> Welcome to the 2nd part of this ethical hacking using termux application using termux. yesterday we have learned about some basic commands of the termux. if you still not seen it please go through this link. https://bloggerhackp.blogspot.com/2020/08/this-blog-i-am-going-to-start-new-series.html   Let's try some new basic command of termux 1. mv  -This command is used to move files from one location to another. ex: mv source destination e.g. mv 123 downloads 2. cp - This command is used to copy files from one location to another. 3. mkdir -  This command is used to create a single directory in specified location 4. rmdir - Above command will remove files or can say delete the files. 5. touch - This command will create multiple empty files and folders. ex: touch 123.txt 111.txt 222.txt 6. cat - This command will open the specified text file. Note: This are some basic commands of termux.  From tomorrow we will start with some basic hacking which are available in termux. If y

ETHICAL HACKING USING TERMUX. Basic commands of the termux application. #1

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 >>On this Blog I am going to start a new series. Which is going to be the whole series about ethical hacking using android. Step 1: In your phone you can install termux application which is a linux terminal emulator for android phone. Don't worry if your phone is not rooted. you can do many hacking scripts without rooted phone. Click on this link to download the termux application in your phone.  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux&hl=en_IN Note: If you can't download from this link simply search termux in play store. Step 2: After installing termux application open it you will see following window. Step 3: We will start from the basics commands of the termux. My request to the readers just don't read it try to do practically in your phone simultaneously. Note:-  while using commands type as i typed below because termux is case sensitive. 1. pwd  - This command shows you the current directory in which you are right now 2. cal  - This command