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DedSec Project

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DedSec Project

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The DedSec Project is a broad educational toolkit built for Android + Termux, bringing together many scripts, utilities, local web interfaces, and practice environments in one place. Its purpose is to help users learn how tools work, understand defensive awareness, and organize common Termux workflows from a single project.

How To Install And Setup The DedSec Project
Website Help Paths
Settings & Configuration
Explore The Toolkit
Developer Base
Network Tools
Personal Information Capture
Fake Pages
Games
Other Tools
No Category
Sponsors-Only
ButSystem.py (Exclusive)
Contact Us & Credits
Disclaimer & Terms of Use

How To Install And Setup The DedSec Project

Step-by-step instructions to install and set up the DedSec Project on your Android device.

Requirements

Before You Start

F-Droid is an alternative app store for Android that provides free and open-source software. It's the recommended way to install Termux and other security tools.

Install Termux from F-Droid for the best compatibility.
If you install APK files manually, allow installation from unknown apps in your Android settings.
When Termux asks for storage permission, allow it if you want the project to access Downloads and saved files.
For long installs, long-press inside Termux, tap More, and enable Keep screen on.
You can also customize the terminal appearance by long-pressing inside Termux, tapping More, and selecting Style.

Installation Options

Option 1: First-Time Full Install

Use this path if you are installing the DedSec Project for the first time.

1. Install F-Droid, then install Termux and the recommended add-ons

Download and install F-Droid.
Open F-Droid.
Search for Termux and install it.
Recommended extras: Termux:API and Termux:Styling.

2. Open Termux and prepare packages

Important: open the Termux app on your device before copying and pasting the command below.

Run:

pkg update -y && pkg upgrade -y && pkg install git nano -y && termux-setup-storage

What this does:

updates package lists
upgrades installed packages
installs git and nano
requests storage access inside Termux

3. Clone the DedSec Project repository

Run:

git clone https://github.com/dedsec1121fk/DedSec

This downloads the full project into a folder named DedSec.

4. Enter the project folder and run setup

Run:

cd DedSec && bash Setup.sh

The script will handle the complete installation. After setup, you must change the prompt, change the menu style (list or numbered menu styles are the best for new users), choose the language, and run the Save DedSec Project option on your first run so your backup package is created immediately. Save DedSec Project may take a while depending on your internet connection, and the terminal may stay blank until it is ready. Run Save DedSec Project again a few times every year to keep your saved DedSec Project package fresh and ready if you ever need it. After that, close Termux from your phone's notification panel using the exit button, then open Termux again. Tip: You can quickly open the menu by typing 'e' (English) or 'g' (Greek) in Termux.

5. Complete the post-setup configuration

After setup finishes, do the following:

change the prompt
change the menu style
for new users, list or numbered menu styles are the best choices
choose your language
run Save DedSec Project on your first run so your backup package is created immediately
run Save DedSec Project again a few times every year to keep your saved package fresh and ready if you need it
a manual Save DedSec Project operation may take a while depending on your internet connection, and the terminal may stay blank until it is ready
fully close Termux from your phone's notification panel using the exit button
open Termux again

6. Quick launch tip after setup

After reopening Termux, you can quickly open the project menu by typing:

e for English
g for Greek

Option 2: Update an Existing Installation

Use this if the project is already installed and you only want the newest files.

First enter the project folder:

cd ~/DedSec

Then pull the newest changes:

git pull

Run setup again so the consolidated dependency manager checks local files, updates dependencies, and opens the menu:

bash Setup.sh

To update dependencies without opening the menu, use:

bash Setup.sh --update-only

This is useful after major project changes, new dependencies, or menu updates.

Option 3: Open the Project Later Without Reinstalling

If the project is already installed and configured, you usually do not need to reinstall it every time.

You can:

open Termux and use the quick-launch command if it is already configured
type e for English or g for Greek to open the menu quickly
or manually enter the folder again:

cd ~/DedSec

If you need to run setup again manually:

bash Setup.sh

Important Notes

Keep an internet connection enabled during the first install.
The first installation can take longer than normal because packages and tools may need to download.
Run Save DedSec Project on the first run, then run it again a few times every year to keep the saved package fresh. It may take a while depending on your internet connection.
If storage access was denied earlier, run termux-setup-storage again.
If Git is missing, run pkg install git -y.
If you are already inside the DedSec folder, you do not need to clone the repository again.
Using the F-Droid version of Termux is strongly recommended because some Play Store versions are outdated.

Website Help Paths

This follows the same starter/help path from the website index.html, but here the website buttons are written as normal linked text. Each link also shows the exact website path.

The best path to start is:

Do not start by opening random scripts. The free Academy gives the project an order: setup first, then lessons, practice, and the next lesson.

Guide For Installation — website path: Pages/guide-for-installation.html
Learn About The Tools — website path: Pages/learn-about-the-tools.html
Assistance — website path: Pages/assistance.html

Then download our free e-book:

Master Termux In 7 Days — website path: Assets/Master Termux In 7 Days English.pdf

ButSystem is one of the project’s most distinctive all-in-one systems, built specifically for the DedSec Project ecosystem. Despite that exclusive positioning, the version documented here is available free through the project files and repository, with no separate Store purchase required.:

ButSystem.py (Exclusive) — website path: Pages/butsystem-exclusive.html

If Termux or DedSec breaks, open Assistance first. If you need anything custom-made or direct help, check our Store.

Store — website path: Pages/store.html
Assistance — website path: Pages/assistance.html

Check the menu (the three lines at the top right) to find more stuff like assistance, frequently asked questions, our vision, contact ways, etc.

Settings & Configuration

The DedSec Project includes Settings.py, the central control panel for keeping the toolkit configured, updated, backed up, connected, and easy to open after installation.

Main Settings Menu Options

About: shows the latest DedSec Project update date, Termux storage usage, DedSec Project size, hardware details, internal storage, processor, RAM, carrier, kernel version, Android version, device model, manufacturer, uptime, battery status, and current Termux user.
DedSec Project Update (Source 1): updates the installed project from the main dedsec1121fk/DedSec repository by fetching the newest files and applying the latest version.
DedSec Project Update (Source 2): updates the installed project from the backup sal-scar/DedSec repository, useful when the first source is unavailable or when you want the mirror source.
Update Packages & Modules: runs the consolidated Setup.sh --no-run dependency routine, which checks local Termux packages and Python modules first, updates installed items, and downloads anything still missing without opening a second menu process.
Access Sponsors-Only Scripts: checks whether GitHub is connected in Termux, asks the user to connect GitHub if needed, verifies sponsor access, and downloads or replaces the local Sponsors-Only folder when access is confirmed. The $3 tier includes the current sponsor scripts, including Login Stealer.py, while the $9 tier includes all $3 scripts plus Widget Maker.py, Kraken Trader.py, and Noob Hacker.py. If the account does not have access, it returns the user to the settings menu without downloading anything.
Save DedSec Project: creates a DedSec Project backup in your phone Downloads folder.
Change Prompt: changes the username shown in the Termux prompt, sanitizes unsafe characters, updates bash.bashrc, and removes the default MOTD when needed.
GitHub Account: opens a GitHub submenu for connecting with GitHub CLI, disconnecting the account, showing GitHub stats, and syncing the Termux prompt with the connected GitHub username.
Termux Usage Stats: scans the local Termux workspace and shows tracked time, files scanned, files created, files edited, files deleted, latest created files, latest edited files, latest deleted files, programming languages used, shell commands found, and most active folders.
VPN & Tor Utilities: provides optional no-root network privacy controls. It can enable or disable Tor, enable or disable proxy-based VPN routing, choose a VPN country, renew VPN proxies, update VPN/Tor tools, show connection status, and refresh shell exports so new Termux shells can reuse the selected network settings.
Change Menu Style: lets you switch between List Style, Grid Style, Choose By Number, and DedSec OS. The selected style is saved so the project opens the same way next time.
Menu Auto-Start: enables or disables automatic DedSec menu startup when Termux opens, depending on whether you want Termux to boot straight into the project menu or stay as a normal shell.
Choose Language / Επιλέξτε Γλώσσα: saves the preferred language in ~/Language.json and hides or shows the Greek folder depending on whether English or Greek is selected.
Credits: displays the project creator, contributors, artist, legal document credit, Discord server maintenance credit, and past help credits.
Uninstall DedSec Project: restores backed-up Termux configuration when possible, removes project configuration files, cleans startup changes, and gives the final command needed to remove the project folder safely.
Exit: closes Settings.py and returns you to Termux.

GitHub Account Submenu

The GitHub section can install or use gh, start the official GitHub login flow, save the connected username, disconnect the saved account, and show combined repository stats such as repositories counted, total stars, forks, watchers, commits, and rank. When connected, the prompt can automatically use the GitHub username, and the same connected account is used by Access Sponsors-Only Scripts to check private repository access.

Access Sponsors-Only Scripts

This option is for sponsors who have access to the tier-appropriate private sponsor repository. It first checks whether GitHub is connected. If GitHub is not connected, it asks whether to connect now and follows the same GitHub CLI login flow used by the GitHub stats system. After a successful connection, it checks repository access and downloads the Sponsors-Only scripts into Termux home storage. The $3 tier contains the existing sponsor scripts, including Login Stealer.py. The $9 tier contains every $3 script plus Widget Maker.py, Kraken Trader.py, and Noob Hacker.py. If an older local copy exists, it is replaced only after access is confirmed.

Termux Usage Stats

The usage stats section builds a local activity snapshot of your Termux workspace. On later scans, it compares changes and reports what was created, edited, or deleted. It also detects programming language usage by file extension, checks shell history commands, lists recent file activity, and highlights active folders.

VPN & Tor Utilities

The network utilities section gives you optional controls for Tor and proxy-based VPN routing without root. Tor can be enabled or disabled from the menu. VPN routing can be enabled or disabled separately, uses a selectable country or refreshed proxy pool, and saves the chosen network state so it can be applied again when Termux starts. The status screen shows whether Tor and VPN routing are enabled, what country is selected, and which proxy is currently active.

DedSec OS Mode

DedSec OS is the browser-based local workspace mode inside Settings.py. It adds a phone-first interface with a file browser, safe text editor, terminal view, session manager, DedSec apps launcher, Linux package store actions, notifications, fullscreen and split view controls, sidebar controls, wallpaper support, display name settings, terminal color settings, project/menu settings, menu auto-start controls, language controls, prompt controls, password login, optional authenticator-style 2FA, and password recovery through three security questions. It also includes project action buttons for updating both sources, updating packages/modules, accessing Sponsors-Only scripts, and opening credits.

First-Time Setup Focus

After installation, the most important settings are:

choose your preferred language
choose your menu style
customize the prompt if you want
confirm that the automatic one-time DedSec Project.zip save completed, then use Save DedSec Project later only when you want the broader manual backup
connect GitHub only if you want GitHub stats, prompt syncing, or Sponsors-Only access
enable or disable menu auto-start depending on how you use Termux
use Update Packages & Modules when dependencies need refreshing
use VPN & Tor Utilities only when you want those optional network controls

Automatic and Manual Save Reminder

Setup.sh automatically creates the one-time project-only DedSec Project.zip before the first menu launch. The separate Save DedSec Project menu option remains available for the broader manual backup and can be run again whenever you want to refresh it. A manual save may take a while depending on your internet connection, and the terminal may stay blank until it is ready.

Explore The Toolkit

This page is the map of the project: what each tool does, why it exists, and what real problem pushed me to build it. Start with the list, follow what catches your eye, and let the tools explain the project by themselves.

CRITICAL NOTICE: The following scripts are included for educational and defensive purposes only. Their role is to help users understand how tools, lures, and simulations work so they can improve awareness, testing discipline, and self-protection in controlled environments.

Toolkit Summary

Developer Base: 11 tools
Network Tools: 10 tools
Other Tools: 5 tools
Games: 6 tools
Personal Information Capture: 17 tools
Social Media / Fake Pages: 25 tools
No Category: 3 tools
Sponsors-Only: 6 tools in the $3 tier / 9 tools in the $9 tier

Total listed on tools page: 86 tools

Developer Base

File Converter

What It Helps With: Converting images, documents, audio, video, and archives directly on Android when moving the job to a desktop would slow you down.

Description: A powerful file converter supporting 40+ formats. Organizes Downloads. Advanced interactive file converter for Termux using curses interface. Supports 40 different file formats across images, documents, audio, video, and archives. Features automatic dependency installation, organized folder structure, and comprehensive conversion capabilities. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: Converted files are saved under /storage/emulated/0/Download/File Converter/, inside format folders such as JPG, PNG, PDF, MP3, MP4, ZIP, TXT, and others.

File Type Checker

What It Helps With: Identifying what a file really is and checking suspicious characteristics before you trust or open it.

Description: Advanced file analysis and security scanner that detects file types, extracts metadata, calculates cryptographic hashes, and identifies potential threats. Features magic byte detection, entropy analysis, steganography detection, virus scanning via VirusTotal API, and automatic quarantine of suspicious files. Supports analysis of files up to 50GB. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: Files are scanned in /sdcard/Download/File Type Checker/ on Termux, or ~/Downloads/File Type Checker/ outside Termux. Quarantined files stay in the same folder and are renamed with the .dangerous suffix.

Mobile Desktop

What It Helps With: Running a Linux desktop-style environment from Termux without root when terminal-only apps are not enough.

Description: Termux Linux Desktop Manager (no root): sets up a proot-distro desktop environment with VNC/X11 options and a built-in program manager for install/update/remove. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: Manager settings are stored in ~/.termuxlinuxvnc_manager/config.json. Generated launchers are installed in $PREFIX/bin/ as vnc-<system>. The Linux distributions themselves are managed by proot-distro.

Mobile Developer Setup

What It Helps With: Preparing a repeatable phone-first development environment instead of installing and configuring every dependency manually.

Description: Automates a mobile web-dev environment in Termux: installs common dev tools, configures paths, and provides quick-start project scaffolding. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: State and backup archives are stored in ~/.mobile-dev-setup/ (including backups/ and state.json). Helper scripts are stored in ~/.mobile-dev-setup-Tools/, plugins in ~/.zsh-plugins/, and Termux appearance files in ~/.termux/.

Simple Websites Creator

What It Helps With: Building simple websites from a phone when you want a guided starting structure instead of creating every file by hand.

Description: A comprehensive website builder that creates responsive HTML websites with customizable layouts, colors, fonts, and SEO settings. Features include multiple hosting guides, real-time preview, mobile-friendly designs, and professional templates. Perfect for creating portfolios, business sites, or personal blogs directly from your terminal. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: Created websites are saved in /storage/emulated/0/Download/Websites/.

Smart Notes

What It Helps With: Keeping technical notes, ideas, commands, and project information organized while working from a phone.

Description: Terminal note-taking app with reminders. Advanced note-taking application with reminder functionality, featuring both TUI (Text User Interface) and CLI support. Includes sophisticated reminder system with due dates, automatic command execution, external editor integration, and comprehensive note organization capabilities. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: Notes: ~/.smartnotes.json | Settings: ~/.smartnotesconfig.json | Error log: ~/.smartnotes_error.log.

Dead Man's Switch

What It Helps With: Preparing a user-confirmed emergency fallback workflow with trusted contacts, status files, and optional device data when a planned check-in does not happen.

Description: Termux emergency/SOS helper built around the I Need Help mode. After first-time setup and clear user confirmations, it can make the dead-mans-switch GitHub repository public, generate a GitHub Pages emergency website, upload organized emergency files, capture available camera photos, microphone recordings, and location updates at adjustable intervals through Termux:API permissions, and send SMS alerts with the website/repository link to configured trusted contacts. It also includes create/update uploads, overwrite sync, visibility controls, legacy repository migration, previous-history backups, logs, and a kill/cleanup option.

Save Location: Main local folder: ~/storage/downloads/Dead Man's Switch/ (normally the phone Download folder; fallback /storage/emulated/0/Download/Dead Man's Switch/). Settings: ~/.deadswitchsettings.json. Logs and previous repository backups are stored inside the main folder under Logs/ and History/.

Tree Explorer

What It Helps With: Understanding large folder and project structures quickly so you can find the file or directory you actually need.

Description: File-system explorer for Termux: browse folders, search files, find duplicates by hash, and clean empty directories with safe prompts. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: Tree Explorer does not create a default results folder. Exports are written only to the path you choose with --export FILE or through the interactive export prompt. Installing the command copies it to $PREFIX/bin/supertree by default.

Devices Finder

What It Helps With: Discovering and classifying devices on a local network you own or are authorized to inspect, without requiring root.

Description: Local-network device discovery tool for Termux that works without root. Separates live-host discovery from service scanning to reduce false positives, classifies devices using ports, banners, hostnames, and vendor hints, includes interactive scan profiles and type filters, and can optionally enrich results with mDNS, UPnP, SNMP, and NetBIOS clues. Exports JSON, TXT, CSV, and HTML reports. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: Reports are saved in ~/storage/downloads/Devices Finder/ as devicesscan<timestamp>.json, .txt, .csv, and .html. Fallbacks are ~/downloads/Devices Finder/ and then ./Devices Finder Output/.

Free Internet

What It Helps With: Keeping browsing, saved pages, search, screenshots, and private vault data organized in one local-first Termux workflow.

Description: Local-first browser and secure vault for Termux. It combines multiple search engines, bookmarks, history, saved pages, ad/tracker cleanup, Lite mode, country-based proxy routing with smart/strict/direct modes, optional Tor support, encrypted vault entries powered by OpenSSL, and a built-in full-page website screenshot tool. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location: On Termux, all data is stored in ~/Free Internet/; outside Termux it uses ~/.free_internet/. Browser data is in browser/, saved pages in browser/saved/, screenshots in Tools/screenshots/, and the encrypted vault database in vault/vault.db.

DedSec's Server

What It Helps With: Sharing and managing large files from Termux through a controlled local/self-hosted server instead of relying on a third-party file host.

Description: Multi-server file hosting and management platform for Termux. It creates separate named server profiles with open guest access or administrator-only protection, multiple administrator accounts, uploads up to 30 GB with live chunked progress, folder creation and ZIP downloads, file moves, renames and deletions, categories, search, filters, sorting, details, comments, user sessions, and complete activity and security logs. Each server starts localhost and local-network access and automatically attempts to generate Cloudflare and Tor links. It also includes light and dark themes, separate English and Greek editions, confirmation prompts for changes, rate limiting, CSRF protection, storage-safety checks, and automatic dependency setup. Built for Termux with clear controls and organized storage.

Save Location: All data is stored under ~/DedSec's Server/. The English and Greek editions use separate English/ and Greek/ folders. Server files are stored in <edition>/Servers/<server-id>/, configuration in <edition>/Config/config.json, temporary session data in <edition>/Runtime/, comments in <edition>/Comments/, and each server's audit logs in its hidden .dedsec-server/logs/ folder.

Network Tools

Bug Hunter

What It Helps With: Organizing authorized web-security reconnaissance and misconfiguration checks into one repeatable audit workflow.

Description: Bug Hunter (no-root) — an authorized web security recon & misconfiguration scanner. Audits security headers and cookie flags, fingerprints technologies, checks DNS (SPF/DMARC/CAA), analyzes TLS/certificate expiry, tests CORS and HTTP methods, finds exposed sensitive files, crawls the site, and analyzes JavaScript for endpoints and leaked secrets. Includes optional directory discovery and Wayback URL recon, plus de-duplicated reports (JSON/CSV/HTML/PDF). Use only on targets you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: The default output folder is ./bughunter_out/ in the directory where the script is run. Use --output PATH to choose another folder. Reports include report.json, report.csv, report.html, optional report.pdf, and optional live/checkpoint files.

Dark

What It Helps With: Collecting and organizing public Tor/.onion OSINT in authorized research without manually visiting and recording every result.

Description: A specialized Dark Web OSINT tool and crawler designed for Tor network analysis. It features automated Tor connectivity, an Ahmia search integration, and a recursive crawler for .onion sites. The tool utilizes a modular plugin system to extract specific data types (Emails, BTC/XMR addresses, PGP keys, Phones) and supports saving snapshots. It offers both a Curses TUI and CLI mode, with results exportable to JSON, CSV, and TXT. Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: Results are stored in /sdcard/Download/DarkNet/ with fallback to ~/DarkNet/. JSON, CSV, TXT, snapshots, and plugin output are written there; plugins are stored in its plugins/ subfolder.

DedSec's Network

What It Helps With: Combining common network diagnostics, OSINT, downloading, and authorized web-audit tasks so you do not need a separate script for each check.

Description: An advanced, non-root network toolkit optimized for speed and stability. Features a recursive website downloader with ZIP support, multi-threaded port scanner, internet speed testing, subnet calculator, and extensive OSINT tools (WHOIS, DNS, Reverse IP, Subdomain Enum). Includes web auditing scanners for SQLi, XSS, CMS detection, and SSH brute-forcing. Maintains a local SQLite audit log. Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: Configuration, audit_results.db, and wordlists are stored in ~/DedSec's Network/ on Termux, or ./DedSec's Network/ elsewhere. Downloaded websites go to /storage/emulated/0/Download/Websites/<domain>/, with fallbacks to /sdcard/Download/Websites/, ~/DedSec's Network/Websites/, or ~/Downloads/Websites/ outside Termux.

Digital Footprint Finder

What It Helps With: Checking where a username appears publicly while reducing obvious false positives and keeping the results exportable.

Description: Conservative OSINT username checker built for best practical results with low false-positives. Scans a large site list via packs (core/extended) with optional Sherlock database, using multi-signal scoring (status/redirects, title/meta/canonical/text) and per-domain concurrency limits for stability. Detects anti-bot/JS challenges as POSSIBLE (never falsely FOUND), supports optional search-engine dorking, and can import/export custom site lists. Exports reports to TXT/JSON/CSV and optional HTML. Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: Reports are stored in ~/storage/downloads/Digital Footprint Finder/. If that path is unavailable, the script falls back to /sdcard/Download/Digital Footprint Finder/, then ~/Digital Footprint Finder/, then the current directory. Files use <username>_<timestamp>.txt, with optional .json, .csv, and .html exports.

Connections.py

What It Helps With: Running your own chat, video-call, and large-file-sharing space when you want the workflow under your control.

Description: Secure chat/file-sharing server. Video calls, file sharing (50GB limit). Unified application combining Butterfly Chat and DedSec's Database with single secret key authentication. Provides real-time messaging, file sharing, video calls, and integrated file management. Features 50GB file uploads, WebRTC video calls, cloudflare tunneling, and unified login system. Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: Shared files are stored in ~/Downloads/DedSec's Database/. If that folder cannot be created, the fallback is ./DedSecDatabaseFiles/ in the current directory. Tor runtime data is stored separately in ~/.foxchat_tor/.

Link Shield

What It Helps With: Inspecting redirects, HTTPS, domains, and suspicious URL patterns before opening an unfamiliar link.

Description: Security-focused URL inspector: follows redirects, checks HTTPS/SSL, flags suspicious domains/patterns, and generates a risk report before you open a link. Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: No dedicated output folder is created. linkshieldconfigen.json, user-named JSON/Markdown reports, and linkshieldbatchreport.json/.csv are saved in the current working directory.

Masker

What It Helps With: Creating readable test links and checking redirect behavior for your own demos and authorized awareness workflows.

Description: URL helper for creating clean, readable test links and checking redirect behavior in your own workflows. It is presented for organization, demos, and authorized awareness training only, never to disguise harmful links or trick people.

Save Location: No files are saved. The generated masked URL is printed in the terminal.

QR Code Generator

What It Helps With: Turning text or links into QR codes quickly from Termux for sharing, testing, or printed workflows.

Description: Python-based QR code generator that creates QR codes for URLs and saves them in the Downloads/QR Codes folder. Features automatic dependency installation, user-friendly interface, and error handling for reliable operation. Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: Generated PNG images are saved in ~/storage/downloads/QR Codes/.

Sod

What It Helps With: Measuring how an application you control behaves under load so performance limits can be found before real users hit them.

Description: A comprehensive load testing tool for web applications, featuring multiple testing methods (HTTP, WebSocket, database simulation, file upload, mixed workload), real-time metrics, and auto-dependency installation. Advanced performance testing framework with realistic user behavior simulation, detailed analytics, and system resource monitoring. Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: The configuration file loadtestconfig.json is saved in the current working directory. Test results are displayed in the terminal and are not written to a report file.

Store Scrapper

What It Helps With: Extracting and organizing public product/category data from stores you are allowed to analyze instead of collecting it manually page by page.

Description: Single-file Python store scraper for Termux that works without root. Tries multiple ways to discover categories and products across regular HTML pages and many JS-style stores by reading HTML, JSON-LD, embedded JSON, sitemaps, Shopify endpoints, WooCommerce APIs, generic product cards, breadcrumbs, OpenGraph/meta tags, and internal links. Saves while running, starts full product scraping the moment each product is found, shows live terminal status, uses Enter as the default for prompts, and organizes results into store/category/product folders with downloaded images. Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Save Location: Product data is saved under ~/storage/downloads/Store Scrapper/<Store>/<Category>/<Product>/. If Termux Downloads is unavailable, it uses ~/downloads/Store Scrapper/. Product folders can contain FOUND.txt, metadata.json, summary.txt, description.txt, images/, and images.json; discovery and run-state files are stored in the store output tree.

Personal Information Capture (Educational Use Only)

These scripts are training simulations intended to help users understand how deceptive personal-data collection pages may be presented, so they can better recognize and defend against them in controlled environments.

Fake Back Camera Page

What It Helps With: Running authorized awareness demonstrations that show how deceptive pages may request camera access, so permission prompts and social-engineering risks are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Back Camera Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Back Camera. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Captured back-camera images and related text data are saved in ~/storage/downloads/Camera-Phish-Back/.

Fake Back Camera Video Page

Description: Fake Back Camera Video Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Back Camera Video. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Recorded back-camera WEBM videos and related text data are saved in ~/storage/downloads/Back Camera Videos/.

Fake Card Details Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Card Details Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Card Details. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Submitted card-activation data is saved in ~/storage/downloads/CardActivations/.

Fake Chrome Verification Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Chrome Verification Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Chrome Verification. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Chrome verification output, including location JSON, face video, device scan, system information, and summaries, is saved in ~/storage/downloads/Chrome Verification/.

Fake Data Grabber Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Data Grabber Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Data Grabber. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Collected application information is saved under ~/storage/downloads/PeoplesLives/, including applicationinfo.txt.

Fake Discord Verification Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Discord Verification Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Discord Verification. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Discord verification output, including location JSON, face video, ID, phone, payment, and summary files, is saved in ~/storage/downloads/Discord Verification/.

Fake Facebook Verification Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Facebook Verification Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Facebook Verification. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Facebook verification output, including location JSON, face video, ID images, and summary files, is saved in ~/storage/downloads/Facebook Verification/.

Fake Front Camera Page

Description: Fake Front Camera Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Front Camera. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Captured front-camera images and related text data are saved in ~/storage/downloads/Camera-Phish-Front/.

Fake Front Camera Video Page

Description: Fake Front Camera Video Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Front Camera Video. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Recorded front-camera WEBM videos and related text data are saved in ~/storage/downloads/Front Camera Videos/.

Fake Google Location Page

What It Helps With: Running authorized awareness demonstrations that show how deceptive pages may request or expose location data.

Description: Fake Google Location Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Google Location. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Location JSON files are saved in ~/storage/downloads/Locations/.

Fake Instagram Verification Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Instagram Verification Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Instagram Verification. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Instagram verification output, including location JSON, face video, voice audio, ID documents, and summary files, is saved in ~/storage/downloads/Instagram Verification/.

Fake Location Page

What It Helps With: Running authorized awareness demonstrations that show how deceptive pages may request or expose location data.

Description: Fake Location Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Location. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Location JSON files are saved in ~/storage/downloads/Locations/.

Fake Microphone Page

What It Helps With: Running authorized awareness demonstrations that show how deceptive pages may request microphone access.

Description: Fake Microphone Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Microphone. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Recorded audio, converted WAV files, and related text data are saved in ~/storage/downloads/Recordings/.

Fake OnlyFans Verification Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake OnlyFans Verification Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around OnlyFans Verification. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: OnlyFans verification output, including location JSON, face video, ID, payment, and summary files, is saved in ~/storage/downloads/OnlyFans Verification/.

Fake Steam Verification Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Steam Verification Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Steam Verification. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Steam verification output, including location JSON, face video, ID, Steam Guard, phone, payment, and summary files, is saved in ~/storage/downloads/Steam Verification/.

Fake Twitch Verification Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake Twitch Verification Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around Twitch Verification. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: Twitch verification output, including location JSON, face video, ID, payment, and summary files, is saved in ~/storage/downloads/Twitch Verification/.

Fake YouTube Verification Page

What It Helps With: Demonstrating in an authorized lab how fake verification/data-entry flows can pressure users into sharing sensitive information, so those patterns are easier to recognize.

Description: Fake YouTube Verification Page is a consent-based awareness demo for teaching how deceptive permission prompts can pressure people into sharing sensitive access around YouTube Verification. Use it only in a lab, with dummy data, screenshots, or clear permission from participants. It is not presented as a tool for stealing information.

Save Location: YouTube verification output, including location JSON, face video, ID, payment, and summary files, is saved in ~/storage/downloads/YouTube Verification/.

Fake Pages (Educational Use Only)

These scripts are educational simulations intended to help users recognize social-engineering patterns, fake reward pages, fake verification flows, and imitation brand pages often used to pressure people into unsafe actions.

Fake Apple iCloud Page