Cool source of learning

https://github.com/nahamsec/Resources-for-Beginner-Bug-Bounty-Hunters

Awesome github repository

https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome

This is for script kiddies who ask meta questions on hacking.

New package: hors , howdoi alternative

https://asciinema.org/a/355664

Tmux 2 : productive mouse free development by Brian p. Hogan

Tmux dotfile of Wayne

https://github.com/sangowen/termux-dotfiles

Map in terminal


telnet mapscii.me

press A = zoomin

press Z = zoom out

press C = to quite

use arrow keys to goto left right up down

Tip:
You can attach the same bash session in Termux and Termux:Float with tmux

Setup ssh public key in github with termux

termux-clipboard-set < $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa.pub && xdg-open https://github.com/settings/keys

It will copy your key to the clipboard (use termux-clipboard-set/get, not xclip etc) and after it will open github security settings page in your default browser, right where you need to paste it! :)

I actually got bored of this this procedure, so wrote a Github Gist with everything needed (SSH / GPG / KeyBase)
Hope it helps!
https://gist.github.com/9ee93151f76da3015abf101612a50c3f


I refer to reddit/github user 5c0tt-b0t

Here, How you can run and install ngrok in termux
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Update: Now you can run ngrok over ssh like used to do with serveo and localhost.run
Please visit wiki: https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Bypassing_NAT#Using_Ngrok_over_SSH
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Execute following command for installing things.


pkg in python,proot, resolv-conf
pip install pyngrok

Now setup ngrok authtoken. Visit ngrok.com if you don't have authtoken. ngrok authtoken TOKEN_HERE

First method.
Just use termux-chroot to run ngrok. Suppose i want to forward port 8080, now instead of using "ngrok http 8080" .
Use.
termux-chroot ngrok http 8080 .

You just need to put "termux-chroot" at beggining, that's it.

Second method.

Second method for that scenario where ngrok is inbuilt in any tool which you are using, so here, you just need to execute termux-chroot and run that tool as you run in termux before.


Why ngrok don't work without termux-chroot in termux

So here, ngrok use /etc/resolv.conf for dns lookup, but as you know /etc/resolv.conf is missing in android. So here termux can't do anything, when you use termux-chroot, it emulate file system where /etc/resolv.conf is available and ngrok works as expected.

# Video tutorial.(asciinema)

https://asciinema.org/a/367862

Install and run jupyter notebook in termux

Installation

pkg upgrade
pkg install python libzmq libcrypt

pip3 install -U pip
pip3 install pyzmq --install-option="--zmq=/usr/lib"
pip3 install jupyter

apt autoremove
rm .cache ../usr/var/cache -rf
echo "Done"


Now run jupyter .
jupyter notebook

now browse http://localhost:8888
It will ask for password, just come in terminal open another session and execute jupyter notebook list
it will list token, copy and generate password via browser, and enjoy jupyter.

Original page: https://gist.github.com/gatopeich/8debf57e4fd8188f2f6610c6f5b0cf55

Here, How to attach Termux and termux-float session via tmux

assuming you have already installed tmux and termux:float

* Launch Termux:float and execute tmux

* Now open termux and attach session with tmux.
tmux attach -t :0

pic: https://t.me/kterm/87
Vid: https://t.me/kterm/92

**Note: you can list tmux seesion with tmux ls **

Illustration of attaching session of termux and termux float via tmux.

You may encounter issues while using special keys (Home ,end,tab) with zsh/oh-my-zsh prompt in tmux

The simple solution is to create ~/.inputrc and put following and reload session.

"\e[1~": beginning-of-line
"\e[4~": end-of-line
"\e[7~": beginning-of-line
"\e[8~": end-of-line
"\eOH": beginning-of-line
"\eOF": end-of-line
"\e[H": beginning-of-line
"\e[F": end-of-line

Credit: Archwiki , Archlinux community

What's the difference between termux and terminal emulator for android?

Termux itself a Linux terminal emulator for android. When you compare other terminal emulator with termux then termux support apt where termux has 1000+ package. I didn't find any terminal yet which supports packages

* Most of the terminal use system shell where termux have own shell and comes by default with bash and support other shell as well(fish,zsh)

* Termux support a range of programming languages including python,swift,ruby,golang etc

* Termux have vibrant forum/community world wide.

How can have packages in other terminal as well ?

You can have packages with other terminals as well. But will have to compile them on your own.