Command to install TBomb on Termux

For Termux

To use the bomber type the following commands in Termux:

pkg install git -y 
pkg install python -y 
git clone https://github.com/TheSpeedX/TBomb.git
cd TBomb
./TBomb.sh

What Is Termux?

Getting started

Termux is a terminal emulator application enhanced with a large set of command line utilities ported to Android OS. The main goal is to bring the Linux command line experience to users of mobile devices with no rooting or other special setup required.

How does it work

The terminal emulator is basically an application that launches the command line program by using system call execve(2) and redirecting standard input, output and error streams onto the display.

Most terminal applications available on Android OS work with a very limited set of utilities which are usually provided either by the operating system or other rooting tools such as Magisk. We have decided to go further and port common software usually available on GNU/Linux systems to Android OS.

Termux is neither a virtual machine nor any other kind of emulated or simulated environment. All provided packages are cross-compiled with Android NDK and only have compatibility patches to get them working on Android. The operating system does not provide full access to its file systems, so Termux cannot install package files into standard directories such as /bin, /etc, /usr or /var. Instead, all files are installed into the private application directory located at

/data/data/com.termux/files/usr

We call that directory "prefix" and usually refer to it as "$PREFIX", which is also an exported environment variable in the Termux shell. Note that this directory cannot be changed or moved to an SD-Card because:

• The file system must have support for unix permissions and special files such as symlinks or sockets.
• The prefix path is hardcoded into all binaries.

In addition to prefix, users can store files in the home directory (or "$HOME") available at

/data/data/com.termux/files/home

However, the file system is not the only difference from the traditional Linux distributions. For more information, read Differences from Linux.

What can I do with Termux?

There are a number of common use-cases for the Termux application:

• Data processing with Python.
• Programming in a development environment.
• Downloading and managing files and pages using time-established tools.
• Learning the basics of the Linux command line environment.
• Running an SSH client.
• Synchronizing and backing up your files.

Of course, usage is not limited to the topics listed above. There are more than 1000 packages in our repositories. If these packages don't have what you're looking for, you can compile your own - we have a variety of build tools, including compilers for languages like C, C++, Go, Rust. Interpreters for common languages like NodeJS, Python, Ruby are available too.

Please note that Termux is not a rooting tool and will not give you root privileges unless you are skilled enough to break the Android OS security.

Is root required

Normally Termux does not require device to be rooted. In fact it's primarily targeted for non-root users.

You may want to root your device to:

• Modify a device's firmware.
• Manipulate the parameters of the operating system or kernel.
• Non-interactively install/uninstall APKs.
• Have full R/W access to all file systems on device.
• Have direct access to hardware devices such as BT/Wi-Fi modules or serial lines (e.g. to access modem).
• Install a Linux distribution on top of Android through chroot (not proot!) or containerization.
• Generally have "full" control over your device.

Otherwise root isn't necessary and is rather bad than good.

How To Install Nexphisher On Termux Step By Step With Command

Installation :

• apt update
• apt install git -y
• git clone git://github.com/htr-tech/nexphisher.git
• cd nexphisher

> SETUP : bash setup

> SETUP [TERMUX] : bash tmux_setup

> Run : bash nexphisher

Single Command :

apt update ; apt install git -y ; git clone git://github.com/htr-tech/nexphisher.git ; cd nexphisher ; bash setup ; bash nexphisher

 

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