WhatWeb in Termux – Installation, Usage & Basic Commands

WhatWeb is a web technology identification tool. It helps you find what technologies a website is using, such as CMS, frameworks, server type, plugins, and more. It is very useful…

WhatWeb is a web technology identification tool. It helps you find what technologies a website is using, such as CMS, frameworks, server type, plugins, and more. It is very useful…

FFUF (Fuzz Faster U Fool) is a fast web fuzzer used for finding hidden directories, files, subdomains, and parameters. It is widely used in reconnaissance and bug bounty to discover…

Assetfinder is a simple and fast subdomain discovery tool. It is used during reconnaissance to find related domains and subdomains of a target using public data sources. It is lightweight…

XSStrike is an advanced XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) detection tool written in Python. It analyzes web applications and helps identify XSS vulnerabilities by generating intelligent payloads and testing how the target…

Nuclei is a fast and powerful vulnerability scanner developed by ProjectDiscovery. It works using templates to detect security issues like CVEs, exposed panels, misconfigurations, and sensitive files. It is widely…

dnsutils is a useful package in Termux that gives you DNS‑related tools like dig and nslookup. These commands help you check domain IPs, DNS records, name servers, and troubleshoot network…

whois is a simple command-line tool used to find information about a domain name, such as its registrar, registration date, expiration date, and contact details. Termux allows you to install…

traceroute is a network diagnostic tool that shows the path packets take from your device to a destination server. It helps identify network delays, routing issues, or connectivity problems. Termux…

wget is a simple and powerful tool used to download files from the internet using just a link. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP. It is very useful for downloading…

curl is a small tool that helps you send requests to any website or server. You can use it to download files, check APIs, test URLs, and more. It works…