mishakorzik/allhackingtools

★ 5,569ShellAudience · developerComplexity · 2/5Setup · moderate

Mindmap

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  root((repo))
    What it does
      Bulk tool installer
      Menu launcher
      Termux customizer
    Tool categories
      Info gathering
      Web attack tools
      SQL injection tools
      Password cracking
      Phishing tools
      DDoS tools
    Setup
      Clone and run script
      5-20 min download
      Android only
    Audience
      Security learners
      Termux users

mindmap root((repo)) What it does Bulk tool installer Menu launcher Termux customizer Tool categories Info gathering Web attack tools SQL injection tools Password cracking Phishing tools DDoS tools Setup Clone and run script 5-20 min download Android only Audience Security learners Termux users

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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Install a wide range of penetration testing tools on Android without finding each one separately.

USE CASE 2

Launch security tools organized by category from a single menu on your Android device.

USE CASE 3

Customize your Termux terminal with themes and fonts as part of the all-in-one setup.

USE CASE 4

Run information gathering or web-attack tools on Android using the built-in msdconsole menu.

Tech stack

ShellTermuxAndroid

Getting it running

Difficulty · moderate Time to first run · 30min

Only tested in Termux on Android, initial setup downloads many tools and takes 5-20 minutes.

License terms not clearly stated, a disclaimer requires users to agree before downloading.

In plain English

AllHackingTools is a Shell-based installer and menu system designed for Termux, the Android terminal emulator. Its purpose is to automate the process of downloading and setting up a large collection of third-party security and penetration testing tools in one place, so that a user does not need to find and install each tool individually from separate repositories. Once installed, you launch it with a command called msdconsole, which opens a menu interface. From there, categories of tools are listed: information gathering, web attack tools, SQL injection tools, wireless attack tools, password hash cracking, phishing tools, social media bruteforce tools, DDoS attack tools, wordlist generators, XSS attack tools, and others. Selecting a category fetches the relevant tools from their source repositories. The menu also lets you launch installed tools directly from within the interface. The project also adds custom terminal commands, themes, and font options to the Termux environment as part of its setup. This customization is separate from the security tools themselves and is aimed at making the terminal easier to navigate. Installation involves cloning the repository, running a setup script, and waiting for tools to download, which the README says typically takes between five and twenty minutes. The only tested environment listed is Termux on Android. The README includes a disclaimer that the author is not responsible for how the tools are used, and asks users to agree to the license before downloading. The repository aggregates links to external offensive security tools and provides a unified front-end for accessing them.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

How do I install AllHackingTools on Termux and launch the msdconsole menu?

Prompt 2

Which categories of security tools does AllHackingTools include, and how do I install a specific category?

Prompt 3

A tool in AllHackingTools failed to install on my Termux. How do I troubleshoot package download errors?

Prompt 4

How does AllHackingTools customize the Termux terminal environment during setup?

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