Termux basic command | Ep 4

Why do we want to learn hacking? Hacking goes beyond just infiltrating systems; it's about grasping their functionality to enhance security. 

TERMUX

Termux is an impressive terminal emulator and Linux environment application designed for Android. Unlike standard Android terminal applications, Termux merges a minimal base system with a comprehensive array of robust Linux tools, all available right on your Android device. Key Features: - Access to Linux shell commands - Install packages effortlessly using pkg or apt - Support for various programming languages such as Python, C, Ruby, Node.js, and more - Compatibility with SSH, Git, Curl, Wget, Vim, and additional tools - Seamless integration with Android storage through termux-setup-storage - Lightweight and does not require root access Termux is popular among developers, students, ethical hackers, and anyone eager to utilize Linux utilities on their Android devices.

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Termux Basic Commands

It is a powerful terminal emulator for Android that provides a Linux-like environment. It allows you to use shell commands, install packages, manage files, and even run scripts, all from your mobile device.

System & Package Management

Command	Description
pkg update	Update package list
pkg upgrade	Upgrade installed packages
pkg install <package>	Install a package (e.g., git)
pkg uninstall <package>	Uninstall a package
pkg list-all	List all available packages
pkg search <name>	Search for a package

File and Directory Management

Command	Description
ls	List files in a directory
cd <dir>	Change directory
pwd	Show current directory
mkdir <dir>	Create a new directory
rm <file>	Delete a file
rm -r <dir>	Delete a directory and its contents
cp <src> <dest>	Copy files/directories
mv <src> <dest>	Move/rename files/directories
touch <file>	Create a new empty file
cat <file>	View file contents

System Utilities

Command	Description
clear	Clear the terminal screen
exit	Close the Termux session
whoami	Show current user
top	Show running processes
df	Show disk usage
free	Show memory usage

Network Commands

Command	Description
ping <host>	Ping a host to test connectivity
curl <url>	Fetch a webpage or download a file
wget <url>	Download files from the internet
ifconfig	Show network interfaces (requires net-tools)

Extras

Command	Description
termux-setup-storage	Grant Termux access to internal storage
CTRL + C	Stop a running command