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πŸ¦‘ 2020 termux tool updated :install Arch Linux in Termux on Amazon, Android, Chromebook and Windows topic git
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> This method can be run by tapping this link which should download setupTermuxArch.sh into your ~/storage/downloads/ directory on your smartphone and tablet. If short tapping this link does not download setupTermuxArch.sh from your web browser, try long tap and choose download file from the popup menu. Install Arch Linux in Termux PRoot by simply running the next line of code in Termux:

$ bash ~/storage/downloads/setupTermuxArch.sh

Ensure Termux storage is correctly setup for this method to work. It is necessary to grant storage permission for Termux on Android 6 and higher. Use β€˜Settings>Apps>Termux>Permissions>Storage’ and set to true. Then execute termux-setup-storage. See Termux Setup Storage for details. You want Termux storage to be set up correctly anyway, since it is also used by Arch Linux in Termux.

1) pkg install git

2) cd && git clone https://github.com/sdrausty/TermuxArch

> To get all the pieces run scripts/maintenance/pullTermuxArchSubmodules.sh in the root directory after cloning.

3) bash TermuxArch/setupTermuxArch.sh

πŸ¦‘ To add Archstrike and Blackarch distributions follow these steps. Use https://sdrausty.github.io/TermuxArch/ to install, update and configure Arch Linux on device first.
Then edit your /etc/pacman.conf by adding:

[archstrike]

Server = https://mirror.archstrike.org/$arch/$repo

[blackarch]

Server = http://blackarch.org/blackarch/$repo/os/$arch

Next run pacman -Syu to update your repository listing. To install either distribution, run one of these commands:

pacman -S archstrike –needed

pacman -S blackarch –needed

:: There are 663 members in group archstrike: ~2G download (~6G on device)

:: There are 1602 members in group blackarch: ~5G download (~16G on device)

That’s a lot of pentesting. If you don’t desire this much pentesting, don’t install everything.

To search only for packages, use pacman -Ss {query}. To install, use pacman -S

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πŸ¦‘Let s uinstall those tools in few commands on termux :

> metasploit-framework

> sqlmap

> nmap

> metagoofil

> RED HAWK

>recon-ng and much more powerful testing tools

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1) pkg update

2 )pkg upgrade

3) pkg install git

4) git clone https://github.com/sabri-zaki/EasY_HaCk

5) cd EasY_HaCk/

6) chmod +x install.sh

7) Type EasY-HaCk

πŸ¦‘Features:
Payload Generator

{2}- Merasploit-Framework installation

{3} Beef-Framework installation

{4} NGROK installation

{5} Network scanning using nmap

{6} WEB-HACKS

{7} PASSWORD CRACK

{8} Starting your web server

ENJOY

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πŸ¦‘2020 TOOLS TERMUX- Setup A Beautiful Desktop/GUI In Termux
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πŸ¦‘ π•ƒπ”Όπ•‹π•Š π•Šπ•‹π”Έβ„π•‹ :

1) copy and paste in termux :

> pkg update && pkg upgrade && pkg install x11-repo && pkg install tigervnc openbox obconf xorg-xsetroot xcompmgr xterm polybar st libnl zsh geany pcmanfm rofi feh neofetch htop vim elinks mutt git wget curl xfce4-settings

2) Now all the necessary programs are installed, it's time to configure the system.
So, first clone this repo by,

cd $HOME && git clone https://github.com/adi1090x/termux-desktop
Now go to the cloned directory termux-desktop and copy or move home & usr (Basically usr/lib/archlabs/common) directory to /data/data/com.termux/files. you can do it by,

3) cp -rf ./home /data/data/com.termux/files && cp -rf ./usr /data/data/com.termux/files

> or

mv -f ./home /data/data/com.termux/files && mv -f ./usr /data/data/com.termux/files

4) Now, Let's configure the vnc server for graphical output. Run -

> vncserver -localhost
At first time, you will be prompted for setting up passwords -

5) You will require a password to access your desktops.

Password:
Verify:
Would you like to enter a view-only password (y/n)? n
Note that passwords are not visible when you are typing them and maximal password length is 8 characters.
If everything is okay, you will see this message -

> New 'localhost:1 ()' desktop is localhost:1

6) Creating default startup script /data/data/com.termux/files/home/.vnc/xstartup
Creating default config /data/data/com.termux/files/home/.vnc/config
Starting applications specified in /data/data/com.termux/files/home/.vnc/xstartup
Log file is /data/data/com.termux/files/home/.vnc/localhost:1.log

7)It means that X (vnc) server is available on display 'localhost:1'.
Finally, to make programs do graphical output to the display 'localhost:1', set environment variable like shown here (yes, without specifying 'localhost'):

> export DISPLAY=":1"

8) You may even put this variable to your bashrc or profile so you don't have to always set it manually unless display address will be changed.

9) Now You can start the vnc server by,

vncserver
And to stop the server, run -

vncserver -kill :1

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πŸ¦‘TERMUX 2020 PACKAGES :
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πŸ¦‘ Package Description Installation

x11-repo Termux repo for x11 packages pkg install x11-repo

vnc server For graphical output pkg install tigervnc

openbox wm Openbox Window Manager pkg install openbox obconf

xsetroot Set color background for X pkg install xorg-xsetroot
xterm X terminal pkg install xterm

xcompmgr Composite manager or desktop effects pkg install xcompmgr

xfsettingsd The settings daemon, to set themes & icons pkg install xfce4-settings

polybar Easy and fast status bar pkg install polybar libnl

st Suckless/Simple terminal pkg install st

geany Graphical text editor pkg install geany

thunar File manager (optional) pkg install thunar

pcmanfm File manager pkg install pcmanfm

rofi An application launcher pkg install rofi

feh Simple image viewer pkg install feh

neofetch System info program pkg install neofetch

git VCS, for cloning repos pkg install git

wget Command line downloader pkg install wget

curl To transfer/get internet data pkg install curl

zsh A very good shell pkg install zsh

vim Command line text editor (! - hard to exit :D) pkg
install vim

htop System monitor (optional) pkg install htop

elinks Command line web browser (optional) pkg install elinks

mutt Command line mail client (optional) pkg install mutt

mc Command line file manager (optional) pkg install mc

ranger Command line file manager (optional) pkg install ranger

cmus Command line music player (optional) pkg install cmus

cava Console-based audio visualizer (optional) pkg
install cava

pulseaudio Sound system & audio server (optional) pkg install
pulseaudio

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Elite no
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πŸ¦‘BEST CREDIT CARD GENERATOR SITES :
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1) Getcreditcardnumbers.com

2) names.igopaygo

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4) https://www.getnewidentity.com/visa-credit-card.php

5) names.igopaygo

6) https://www.creditcardrush.com/credit-card-generator-with-money-that-work/

7) https://www.getnewidentity.com/random-credit-card.php

8) https://www.fakepersongenerator.com/

9) https://developer.paypal.com/developer/creditCardGenerator/

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12) https://namso-gen.com/

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πŸ¦‘ BEST 2020 WEBSITES TO FOND CRACKED ACCOUNTS-NETFLIX-GOOGLE-PLAY...
Only good sites
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πŸ¦‘ π•ƒπ”Όπ•‹π•Š π•Šπ•‹π”Έβ„π•‹ :

1) Nulled.to

2) Fakeaccount.net

3) Login2.me

4) passwordlogin.com

5) Bugmenot.com

6) Breachforums

7) ax0nes.com

8) Cracked.to

9) www.crackingpro.com


πŸ¦‘ Those Best LIst there is more but Mostly Revoqued or not good accounts

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πŸ¦‘Paid Netflix alternatives :

1) Amazon Prime Video: Β£79 a year or 7.99 a month. Full Prime package also includes free one-hour/one-day delivery on Amazon items, access to thousands of e-books, films, TV shows (including Top Gear) and songs though Amazon's extensive media library. See our Amazon Prime FAQ to discover more.


2) NOW TV: Passes start from Β£3.99 a month or you can invest in a one off box for around Β£20. The box will turn your TV into a smart device using its USB plug-in. Users can then purchase 24-hour and 30-day Sky passes ad hoc for football matches, movies and entertainment contract free.

2) YouTube Premium: Β£11.99 a month. YouTube Premium gives you access to TV shows, series, films and music ad-free and you can also access offline from a number of platforms. It's also contract free and you can watch without any obligations and under no time constraints.

3) Sky TV: Sky's Original TV bundle starts at Β£25 a month - and the deal includes its new Sky Q, next generation box. The package includes catch up TV, Sky+ and Sky Go, as well as usual suspects Sky Atlantic, itv Encore and even Netflix. Find out more about the Sky TV Original Package here.

4)Disney+: Β£5.99 a month or Β£59 a year. Includes access to Disney's huge back catalogue of films, series and box sets as well as content from Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel and National Geographic.

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πŸ¦‘Best free Netflix alternatives :
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1) Vimeo: You're unlikely to find anything you've ever heard of at Vimeo, but it's worth diving into for indie and independent films like Thunder Road and A Fighting Chance. Check out their staff picks for inspiration.
> www.vimeo.com/

2) YouTube: At 800 million unique visitors per month, with roughly 72 hours of content being uploaded each minute, YouTube is by far the most used video-sharing platform on the web. Get yourself a Google account and you can watch (and upload) TV shows and video content on its platform for free.

3) SkyGo: If you (or mum and dad) have a Sky account, you can actually log-in on any desktop, mobile or tablet on the go and watch or catch up on TV shows (included in your plan) for free. Ideal for students, all you need is your membership login details to get watching.
> https://www.sky.com/shop/tv/sky-go/

4) iPlayer: BBC iPlayer has a vast movie library available at your fingertips online. It's also great for documentaries. The service's video library covers just about every genre - including Sherlock and Killing Eve. You will need a TV Licence to watch it, though.
> https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer

5) ITV Player and All 4: You'll need log-in details to access these services, but again, they're free to watch. Both feature a long list of films, documentaries, dramas and reality TV shows like Derry Girls and Love Island.
> https://www.itv.com/

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πŸ¦‘ How they track you> What recognizes you online?
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πŸ¦‘ π•ƒπ”Όπ•‹π•Š π•Šπ•‹π”Έβ„π•‹ :

> When you surf the Internet, you may feel that you are alone, but in fact everything you do is being watched and recorded. The website you click will retain detailed information about each visitor, the ISP will monitor and store logs of all users, and even plugins and operating systems will collect and share information about your daily habits. It is very difficult to keep completely hidden online. Here are some common ways that third parties can track your Internet activity.

1) IP address -The easiest and most accurate way to identify people online is to follow the traces left by their IP addresses. Each device will get a unique IP when logging into the Internet. The address is associated with every data it processes, from simple websites to video streaming, email, etc. Collecting and tracking this information is very easy, especially because your local service provider keeps logs.

2) Browser Fingerprint Recognition -A more complicated but equally terrifying online tracking method is the fingerprint user's browser. This compares data points such as screen resolution, language, browser type and version, time zone, plugin, etc. Most browsers are willing to share content with every website that requests it. This can be used to separate individuals from groups, especially if you are using less common plugins or browser builds.

3) Cookies -One of the earliest forms of online tracking is a simple browser cookie. These are essentially tiny files sent by websites stored on your device to track where and when you leave. Cookies are used to customize advertisements on websites, which is why, after searching for shoes on Google, you suddenly start seeing banner ads for shoes.

4) Social Media -People deliberately or unintentionally gave up an unprecedented amount of personal information. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites are packed with people taking pictures of their meals, showing off vacation photos, and taking photos of every place they visit. Even a cursory glance at someone ’s Facebook account can provide a lot of personal information, all of which were published intentionally, not stolen.

5) Protect your identity and hide your IP using VPN
The first line of defense to keep your online identity private is to use a VPN. The virtual private network takes data from your computer and encrypts it, wrapping each packet in messy code, making it unreadable. Only your computer and VPN have decryption keys, making it almost impossible for ISPs and data hackers to view your activity, even if it is stored in log files.

6) Another thing VPN does is give you a new IP address. Your encrypted traffic is transferred from your PC to the local service provider and then to the VPN network. The VPN strip identifies the information in the data and assigns it a new IP associated with its computer instead of the local ISP. Then, the VPN handles the remaining transactions and returns the data to the finally decrypted computer.

> Using a VPN is much easier than you think. All you have to do is find a reputable service, sign up for a cheap plan, and then run the software every time you go online. There are hundreds of VPNs on the market, and there are many advantages and disadvantages for comparison and comparison. We made this process easier and chose the two most private VPNs, as shown below. Both are good starting points that can help you hide online completely.


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πŸ¦‘ How to stay anonymous On internet ?
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1) Use real-time operating system to keep online hidden
One of the keys to keeping your identity secret on the Internet is to prevent any personal information from reaching your device. If the data does not exist, it cannot be shared. When used in conjunction with anonymous services such as Tor or VPN (or both), you will also retain detailed information about your location and hardware, adding a lot of privacy.

2) Even if you are not aware, your operating system will carry a lot of personal information. Windows and MacOS are particularly bad at storing detailed information that can be used to identify you. Linux is better at separating users from devices, but for true privacy, you need to use a real-time operating system.

> The real-time operating system is a new, never-used Linux installation that can be run from a DVD, SD card or USB stick. The advantage here is that no data is retained on the computer where the operating system is plugged in, so you can use a public computer without worrying about giving up your identity or location.

3) TailsOS is the gold standard for privacy-aware real-time operating systems. It is lightweight and easy to use, just like any other modern Linux distribution, it comes with Tor browser and some privacy-oriented plugins. Add Tails to a USB memory stick or DVD, and you can plug it into almost any computer and access the Internet while remaining completely hidden.

3) Use a web browser to download Tails OS.
> Run the Tails installer and follow the instructions on the screen.
> Restart the computer and boot directly to Tails OS.
>Enter your Wi-Fi or connection details to access the Internet.
>Open Tor (included in Tails download) and browse the web privately.

4) How to delete yourself from the internet
If you already have a strong online presence, you cannot stay hidden. Social media, old blog posts, directory listings, and other hidden sites can store decades of data, if not longer. You need to find each source and manually delete your information from each source. This can be a long and laborious process, but it is the best way to hide yourself online.

Step 1: Close your social media account

Every social media account you register needs to be closed even if you have never used it before. In most cases, you will be able to find the "delete account" option hidden in the website settings page. If not, please remove all posts, fill in your profile page with false data, and then contact the customer support team and request that your account be deleted.

Step 2: Search by yourself

Enter your name in several major search engines and see what happens. You may find old blogs you forgot, directory crawlers that extract your name, or even mention articles on your news site or personal blog. You must contact the owner of each source to request removal.

Step 3: Delete your email account

Email addresses are usually the first link to identify individuals and track them on the Internet. Major email providers always provide you with options to disable and delete accounts, you just need to find the settings and security pages and start the process. You can also delete your Gmail account effortlessly. If you absolutely must have an email address, please use the encrypted email service ProtonMail to register an account, but do not use your real name or personal information.

Step 4: Stop using credit cards and PayPal

4) Online payments made through services such as credit cards or PayPal leave incredible details. Even small purchases may give up a lot of information, including your name and home address. If you want to keep it hidden, switch to a decentralized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin.
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5) Tips and tricks to keep hidden online
Even if you take all the precautions listed above, if unsafe habits persist, they will immediately destroy your online privacy. Cultivating a new mindset is the best way to stay hidden. Here are some common pitfalls and other measures you can take to protect your online anonymity.

6) Use privacy-oriented browser plugins -Although plugins can bring new threats to your identity, the correct plugin can help you stay hidden. Privacy Badger is a good start because it removes harmful scripts and tracks code that can be followed on the web. HTTPS Everywhere forces many websites to use the HTTPS protocol, which encrypts information to keep it confidential.

7) Private mode won't let you hide -Modern browsers have an incognito or private mode that allows you to surf without leaving traces. Unfortunately, this does not extend to the Internet, only to your local device. Incognito mode will only keep your activities away from the browser's history, which is good for local privacy, but it does not help any online issues.

8) Free VPNs can be dangerous -free VPNs are everywhere, and they promise everything from unlimited bandwidth to incredible encryption at no cost. In fact, many of these services store and sell user-generated data and transfer your browsing information to third parties without your consent. You never know that your information will end with a free VPN, which is why you should stick to a reliable paid service.

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