Toolkit Overview

Developer Base

File Converter.py

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

~/storage/downloads/File Converter/

Problem it solved for me: my phone kept receiving files in the wrong format. Example: converting an image, document, audio file, or archive from Downloads into something I could actually open, share, or use without touching a PC.

File Type Checker.py

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

Scan folder: ~/Downloads/File Type Checker/ | Quarantined files: .dangerous extension

Problem it solved for me: I did not want to trust a file just because its name looked normal. Example: checking a ZIP, APK, image, or script from Downloads before keeping it, sharing it, or running it in Termux.

Mobile Desktop.py

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

Scan folders created in current directory (scan_[target]_[date])

Problem it solved for me: working only from a phone felt too small for serious work. Example: opening a desktop-style Linux workspace from Android when I needed a bigger environment for files, tools, and project testing.

Mobile Developer Setup.py

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

Scan folders created in current directory (scan_[target]_[date])

Problem it solved for me: every clean Termux install wasted time with missing packages. Example: after a reinstall or new phone, I could prepare Python, Git, web tools, and project folders without rebuilding everything by memory.

Free Internet.py

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

~/Free Internet/ (browser/, vault/, browser/saved/, tools/screenshots/)

Problem it solved for me: I wanted one light browser workspace inside my phone setup instead of jumping between apps. Example: keeping bookmarks, saved pages, screenshots, private notes, history cleanup, and safer browsing options in one place.

Simple Websites Creator.py

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

Websites are saved in: ~/storage/downloads/Websites/

Problem it solved for me: I often needed a quick page before I had time for a full website build. Example: making a small portfolio, tool page, store-style page, or project preview directly from Termux on Android.

Smart Notes.py

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

~/.smart_notes.json

Problem it solved for me: I kept losing the exact commands that fixed something. Example: saving the storage-permission fix, an update command, or a project idea with reminders so I could find it again later.

Tree Explorer.py

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

Scan folders created in current directory (scan_[target]_[date])

Problem it solved for me: my Downloads and Scripts folders became a maze. Example: finding an old zip, locating a missing script, spotting duplicate backups, and cleaning empty folders without guessing paths by hand.

Dead Man's Switch.py

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

Local folder: ~/storage/downloads/Dead Man's Switch/ | Settings: ~/.dead_switch_settings.json | Repo: github.com/<you>/dead-mans-switch

Problem solved for me: if something happens to me or I need help fast, I can quickly create a visible SOS-style emergency signal from my phone. The I Need Help mode can publish a shareable GitHub Pages link with location history, media captures, emergency details, and SMS alerts for trusted contacts, so I do not have to explain everything manually in a panic.

Devices Finder.py

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

Results are saved in: ~/storage/downloads/Devices Finder/ as devices_scan_[timestamp].json/.txt/.csv/.html (falls back to ~/downloads/Devices Finder/ or the current directory)

Problem it solved for me: when my Wi-Fi felt slow, I wanted to know what was actually connected. Example: identifying my phone, router, TV, or unknown devices on my own network before troubleshooting.

Games

Buzz.py

A text-only trivia party game for Termux with a fixed built-in database of 15,000 questions (no runtime generation). Supports 1–2 players (pass-and-play), multiple round types, difficulty filtering (All/Easy/Medium/Hard), profiles, settings, and highscores. Lightweight terminal game with quick controls and replay value.

Save Location

~/Buzz/ (data/ for DB, profiles, settings, highscores)

Problem it solved for me: I wanted a no-internet game that still teaches something. Example: playing quick trivia during a break, in a waiting room, or when mobile data is weak.

CTF God.py

Full‑screen Curses CTF game for Termux with story mode, missions, daily challenges, random boss levels, hint shop economy, achievements & ranks, challenge pack import/export, tournament mode, and anti‑cheat/integrity checks. Includes a built‑in level editor. Lightweight terminal game with quick controls and replay value.

Save Location

User workspaces & challenge files: /storage/emulated/0/Download/CTF God//files (fallback: ~/storage/downloads/CTF God/...). Game state & packs: ~/.ctf_god/ (state.json, packs/, custom.json).

Problem it solved for me: I wanted cybersecurity practice without touching real targets. Example: solving terminal CTF missions, hints, and boss levels inside a safe game environment.

Detective.py

A story-driven Terminal detective game for Termux with 90 fixed, unique cases. Track evidence, interrogate suspects, build a case board and timeline, and manage saves across slots and autosave. Accusations unlock after a long-case timer for better pacing. Lightweight terminal game with quick controls and replay value.

Save Location

~/Detective/ (player profile, slots, autosave, and case progress)

Problem it solved for me: I wanted a story game that trains attention instead of just killing time. Example: reading clues, building a case board, and checking contradictions while playing from Termux.

Tamagotchi.py

A fully featured terminal pet game. Feed, play, clean, and train your pet. Don't let it die. Advanced virtual pet simulation game with comprehensive pet management system. Features include pet evolution through life stages (Egg, Child, Teen, Adult, Elder), personality traits, skill development, mini-games, job system, and legacy retirement. Includes detailed statistics tracking. Lightweight terminal game with quick controls and replay value.

Save Location

~/.termux_tamagotchi_v8.json

Problem it solved for me: I wanted a tiny daily game that runs even on a simple phone. Example: feeding, training, and checking a terminal pet for five minutes without opening a heavy app.

Terminal Arcade.py

All-in-one terminal arcade pack with multiple mini-games in a single script. Saves data in ~/Terminal Arcade/ and runs smoothly on Termux/Linux terminals. Lightweight terminal game with quick controls and replay value.

Save Location

Scan folders created in current directory (scan_[target]_[date])

Problem it solved for me: I did not want ten different small game files everywhere. Example: opening one arcade pack from Termux when I want a quick Snake-style or mini-game break.

Network Tools

Bug Hunter.py

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

Reports are saved in the output folder (default: bughunter_out/): report.json, report.csv, report.html (and report.pdf if enabled)

Problem it solved for me: before sharing my own site, I wanted to catch obvious security and setup mistakes. Example: checking headers, SSL, DNS, cookies, and exposed files on a site I own.

Dark.py

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 saved in: /sdcard/Download/DarkNet (or ~/DarkNet if storage is inaccessible)

Problem it solved for me: I wanted to understand dark-web OSINT without treating it like a mystery or a toy. Example: safely saving public research notes from allowed sources while keeping the work organized.

DedSec's Network.py

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

Reports and logs are saved in: ~/DedSec's Network

Problem it solved for me: network checks were scattered across too many commands. Example: testing my own local server, checking DNS, measuring speed, downloading a site copy, or reviewing an authorized target from one menu.

Digital Footprint Finder.py

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

Results are saved in: ~/storage/downloads/Digital Footprint Finder/[username]_v12.txt

Problem it solved for me: I wanted to know where my username or project name appears online. Example: checking dedsec1121fk or DedSec Project across public sites before cleaning profiles or updating links.

Connections.py

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

Downloads to `~/Downloads/DedSec's Database`.

Problem it solved for me: I wanted a simple private space for chat and files without depending on random services. Example: sharing a big file or project folder between trusted devices through my own temporary server.

Link Shield.py

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

Scan folders created in current directory (scan_[target]_[date])

Problem it solved for me: people send links that look harmless but hide redirects. Example: checking a strange message link before opening it on my phone.

Masker.py

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

N/A (Output to screen).

Problem it solved for me: I needed clean test links for awareness demos without confusing long URLs. Example: showing how redirects work in a lesson using my own controlled links.

QR Code Generator.py

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

Images are saved to: ~/storage/downloads/QR Codes/

Problem it solved for me: typing local links from Termux into another device is annoying. Example: generating a QR code for a local server link so I can open it fast from another phone.

Sod.py

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

Configuration: load_test_config.json in script directory | Results: Displayed in terminal

Problem it solved for me: I wanted to know if my own web apps could handle real use before sharing them. Example: load-testing a local or owned page with controlled traffic and reports.

Store Scrapper.py

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

Creates folders in: ~/storage/downloads/Store Scrapper//// (product folders can include FOUND.txt, metadata.json, summary.txt, description.txt, images/, images.json, plus discovery/state files).

Problem it solved for me: product research from a phone gets messy fast. Example: pulling categories, products, images, and prices from a store into organized folders for comparison.

Other Tools

Android App Launcher.py

A utility to manage Android apps directly from the terminal. It can launch apps, extract APK files, uninstall apps, and analyze security permissions. Advanced Android application management and security analysis tool. Features include app launching, APK extraction, permission inspection, security analysis, and tracker detection. Includes comprehensive security reporting for installed applications. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location

Extracted APKs: ~/storage/shared/Download/Extracted APK's | Reports: ~/storage/shared/Download/App_Security_Reports

Problem it solved for me: switching between terminal work and Android apps slowed everything down. Example: launching, checking, or extracting an app directly from Termux while building or testing.

Loading Screen.py

Customize your Termux startup with ASCII art loading screens. Supports custom art, delay timers, and automated setup/cleanup for one-time display. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location

Modifies `.bash_profile` and `bash.bashrc`.

Problem it solved for me: scripts felt unfinished when they opened with plain terminal chaos. Example: adding a clean loading screen so a tool feels like part of one project instead of random code.

Password Master.py

Comprehensive password management suite featuring encrypted vault storage, password generation, strength analysis, and improvement tools. Includes AES-256 encrypted vault with master password protection, random password generator, passphrase generator, password strength analyzer, and password improvement suggestions. Features clipboard integration. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location

Vault file: my_vault.enc in script directory | Backups: ~/Downloads/Password Master Backup/

Problem it solved for me: project passwords, test logins, and tokens were too easy to lose. Example: keeping local test credentials organized instead of hiding them in random notes.

Termux Backup Restore.py

Backup & restore for Termux: creates a zipped backup of your Termux files to Downloads and can restore them with integrity checks. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location

Scan folders created in current directory (scan_[target]_[date])

Problem it solved for me: one phone problem could destroy days of Termux work. Example: backing up scripts and data before updates, then restoring them after reinstall or storage trouble.

Termux Repair Wizard.py

Troubleshooting wizard for Termux: checks common issues (mirrors, packages, permissions), suggests fixes, and runs safe repair commands step-by-step. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location

Scan folders created in current directory (scan_[target]_[date])

Problem it solved for me: random fix commands can make Termux worse. Example: using a guided repair path for storage, package, Python, pip, and permission problems instead of guessing.

Personal Information Capture

Fake Back Camera Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind camera permission from the back camera. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake “scan this” page can request camera access before a beginner thinks about why it needs it, without collecting real private data.

Fake Back Camera Video Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind video-recording permission from the back camera. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a page can make recording feel like a normal verification step, without collecting real private data.

Fake Card Details Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind card-detail forms. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake checkout can ask for card details before anything real is being bought, without collecting real private data.

Fake Chrome Verification Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind fake browser verification. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a page can pretend Chrome needs one more check to make people obey the prompt, without collecting real private data.

Fake Data Grabber Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind overreaching data forms. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a simple “continue” form can ask for too much private information, without collecting real private data.

Fake Discord Verification Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind Discord verification tricks. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake server check can pressure someone to type login details, without collecting real private data.

Fake Facebook Verification Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind Facebook verification tricks. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a page can copy the feeling of a normal Facebook security check, without collecting real private data.

Fake Front Camera Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind front-camera permission. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a “selfie verification” prompt can hide what access is being granted, without collecting real private data.

Fake Front Camera Video Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind front-camera video recording. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake live check can turn video recording into a casual click, without collecting real private data.

Fake Google Location Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind Google-style location prompts. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a familiar logo can make a location request feel more trustworthy than it is, without collecting real private data.

Fake Instagram Verification Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind Instagram verification tricks. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake follower or security page can push someone toward a dummy login box, without collecting real private data.

Fake Location Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind plain location prompts. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a page can ask for location with a weak excuse like “continue near you”, without collecting real private data.

Fake Microphone Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind microphone permission. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake voice check can make microphone access look harmless, without collecting real private data.

Fake OnlyFans Verification Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind OnlyFans verification tricks. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how curiosity can make people ignore what a verification form is asking for, without collecting real private data.

Fake Steam Verification Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind Steam verification tricks. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake game-reward page can make login prompts look normal, without collecting real private data.

Fake Twitch Verification Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind Twitch verification tricks. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake streamer reward can make people click before checking the domain, without collecting real private data.

Fake YouTube Verification Page

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

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: people often miss the risk behind YouTube verification tricks. Example: using a dummy consent-based demo to show how a fake channel or subscriber check can make a login box feel official, without collecting real private data.

Fake Pages

Fake Apple iCloud Page

Fake Apple iCloud Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Apple iCloud offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on iCloud storage or locked-account warnings so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Discord Nitro Page

Fake Discord Nitro Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Discord Nitro offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free Nitro offers so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Epic Games Page

Fake Epic Games Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Epic Games offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free game or skin offers so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Facebook Friends Page

Fake Facebook Friends Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Facebook Friends offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on friend or profile-view promises so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Free Robux Page

Fake Free Robux Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Free Robux offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free Robux promises so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake GitHub Pro Page

Fake GitHub Pro Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake GitHub Pro offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free GitHub Pro promises so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Google Free Money Page

Fake Google Free Money Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Google Free Money offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on fake Google reward messages so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Instagram Followers Page

Fake Instagram Followers Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Instagram Followers offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free follower promises so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake MetaMask Page

Fake MetaMask Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake MetaMask offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on wallet recovery or seed-phrase traps so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Microsoft 365 Page

Fake Microsoft 365 Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Microsoft 365 offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on fake Office renewal warnings so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake OnlyFans Page

Fake OnlyFans Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake OnlyFans offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on curiosity-based login traps so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake PayPal Page

Fake PayPal Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake PayPal offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on payment or refund warnings so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Pinterest Pro Page

Fake Pinterest Pro Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Pinterest Pro offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on fake creator upgrade offers so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake PlayStation Network Page

Fake PlayStation Network Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake PlayStation Network offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free PSN credit or account-warning pages so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Reddit Karma Page

Fake Reddit Karma Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Reddit Karma offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on karma boost promises so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Snapchat Friends Page

Fake Snapchat Friends Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Snapchat Friends offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on friend-view or unlock promises so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Steam Games Page

Fake Steam Games Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Steam Games offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free Steam game claims so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Steam Wallet Page

Fake Steam Wallet Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Steam Wallet offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free wallet balance claims so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake TikTok Followers Page

Fake TikTok Followers Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake TikTok Followers offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on follower and view boost promises so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Trust Wallet Page

Fake Trust Wallet Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Trust Wallet offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on wallet recovery traps so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Twitch Subs Page

Fake Twitch Subs Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Twitch Subs offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free subscription rewards so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Twitter Followers Page

Fake Twitter Followers Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Twitter Followers offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on fake follower growth offers so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake What's Up Dude Page

Fake What's Up Dude Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake What's Up Dude offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on random friendly messages that hide forms so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake Xbox Live Page

Fake Xbox Live Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake Xbox Live offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on free Xbox credit or login warnings so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

Fake YouTube Subscribers Page

Fake YouTube Subscribers Page is a mock phishing-awareness page for teaching how fake YouTube Subscribers offers, giveaways, upgrades, or login prompts manipulate trust. Use it only for education, screenshots, or consent-based training with dummy accounts. Never use it to collect real credentials, cards, wallets, or private information.

Save Location

Training output should stay local to your own lab folder. Use dummy data only and never collect real private information.

Problem it solved for me: scams work because the bait looks normal. Example: showing a dummy page based on subscriber boost promises so someone learns to check the domain, the request, and the promise before typing anything real.

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Extra Content.py

Extra bonus content hub: quick access to additional resources, templates, and optional add-ons included in the DedSec toolkit. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location

Scan folders created in current directory (scan_[target]_[date])

Problem it solved for me: extra resources were scattered and easy to forget. Example: opening one hub for bonus templates, add-ons, and project extras instead of searching folders manually.

Settings.py

Settings.py is the central control panel for the DedSec Project. It shows project and device information; updates the project from the main or backup source; refreshes Termux packages and Python modules; checks and downloads Sponsors-Only scripts through a connected GitHub account; creates a DedSec Project backup in Downloads; changes the Termux prompt; connects or disconnects GitHub; shows GitHub stats; syncs the prompt with the GitHub username; scans Termux usage stats; manages optional VPN and Tor utilities; switches between List, Grid, Choose By Number, and DedSec OS menu styles; controls menu auto-start; saves the English or Greek language choice; displays credits; and safely uninstalls the project. DedSec OS adds a browser-based local workspace 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 action buttons, language controls, prompt controls, password login, optional authenticator-style 2FA, and recovery through three security questions. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location

Language config: ~/Language.json | Termux config backup: ~/Termux.zip | Save DedSec Project backup: Downloads

Problem it solved for me: DedSec became too big to control from memory. Example: updating sources, refreshing packages, making a backup in Downloads, checking sponsor access, managing GitHub, and switching menu styles from one command center.

DedSec Market.py

Curses-based GitHub repository market for Termux that displays projects by project name instead of raw repository name. It fetches README text cleanly, shows releases and issues, supports install/update/delete and launch actions, keeps a watchlist, and stores cache/state for faster reuse. Built for Termux with clear prompts and organized outputs.

Save Location

App data: ~/DedSec Market/ (cache/, state.json) | Installed repositories: ~/<repo-name>

Problem it solved for me: I did not want to remember every GitHub repo name and install command. Example: browsing projects by readable name, checking README text, installing, updating, deleting, and launching from one market-style menu.

Sponsors-Only

Tier map: the scripts already listed in this Sponsors-Only section are available from the $3 GitHub Sponsors tier. The $9 tier includes every $3 script plus the Pro Supporter extras below: Widget Maker.py and Kraken Trader.py. Visit the Store page for the full support menu, one-time services, and custom work offers.

Face Detector.py

Local browser-based face analysis tool for Termux that works without root. It uses MediaPipe Face Mesh on the live camera feed, supports both front and back camera, tracks up to 3 faces, draws detailed facial landmark overlays instead of simple boxes, and also lets you upload photos or videos for analysis directly from the interface. It can capture PNG snapshots, record WEBM video, save cropped detected faces separately, and provide both a local network link and an optional Cloudflare public link.

Save Location

On Termux, captures, recordings, uploaded results, and saved face crops are stored in: ~/storage/downloads/Face Detector/. If Termux storage is unavailable, it falls back to ~/Face Detector/. On non-Termux systems it uses ~/Downloads/Face Detector/, with fallback to ~/Face Detector/. Internal web files, certificates, and helper binaries are stored in ~/.face_detector_studio/.

Problem it solved for me: I wanted a real browser camera demo from Termux without root. Example: opening a local link, switching cameras, detecting my own face landmarks, and saving test snapshots from my phone.

Face Detector Heavy.py

Expanded heavy-analysis version of the face detector for Termux, built without root. Along with live camera use, front/back camera switching, photo and video uploads, PNG snapshots, WEBM recording, and saved face crops, it raises tracking up to 30 faces and adds TensorFlow COCO-SSD object detection on top of the MediaPipe face mesh pipeline. It shows richer on-screen telemetry such as face count, animal/object detection, pose and gaze estimates, facial proportions, mouth and brow state, asymmetry scoring, and other visual analysis details, while still supporting both a local network link and an optional Cloudflare public link.

Save Location

On Termux, captures, recordings, uploaded results, and saved face crops are stored in: ~/storage/downloads/Face Detector/. If Termux storage is unavailable, it falls back to ~/Face Detector/. On non-Termux systems it uses ~/Downloads/Face Detector/, with fallback to ~/Face Detector/. Internal web files, certificates, and helper binaries are stored in ~/.face_detector_studio/.

Problem it solved for me: I wanted to push the camera tool further for richer demos. Example: testing many faces, object detection, pose hints, and heavier telemetry on a controlled phone/browser setup.

Face Swap.py

Local browser-based face swap tool for Termux that works without root. It opens a local camera page, lets you upload a source face image, switch between the front and back camera, and blend the uploaded face over the live camera using MediaPipe Face Mesh. The current version focuses on a smooth face-lock approach: it locks the uploaded face once, follows the live face, moves key feature patches for expressions, includes smoothing, feathering, opacity, blend, and skin-tone matching controls, and can save PNG snapshots from the browser. Use it only with your own images or with clear permission.

Save Location

On Termux, saved photos are stored in: /storage/emulated/0/Download/Face Swap/ or ~/storage/downloads/Face Swap/, with fallback to ~/Face Swap/. On non-Termux systems it uses ~/Downloads/Face Swap/, with fallback to ~/Face Swap/.

Problem it solved for me: I wanted a local phone-friendly face swap demo without installing a heavy app. Example: opening a local link, uploading a test face image, switching cameras, tuning the blend, and saving a PNG result in Downloads.

Steganography.py

Password-based steganography suite for Termux. It can generate random black-and-white PNG carrier images, encrypt secret text with a password-derived Fernet key, hide the encrypted text inside PNG images using LSB steganography, and batch-decode hidden messages from all images placed in the Decrypt folder. Extracted messages are automatically saved as separate .txt files, and the script can also optionally clean processed images from the decode folder after scanning.

Save Location

Main folder: /storage/emulated/0/Download/Steganography/ | Carrier/output images: /Encrypt | Images to scan for hidden messages: /Decrypt | Extracted text files: /Decrypted Texts

Problem it solved for me: I wanted to understand hidden-message techniques safely. Example: hiding a harmless test note inside a PNG with a password and then decoding it later from the Decrypt folder.

AR Terror.py

Local browser-based AR horror experience for Termux that works without root. It launches a full-screen camera-driven web page where you explore the environment, collect hidden logs into an archive/inventory system, use atmospheric visual and audio effects, switch between front and back camera, and record evidence as WEBM while the experience runs. It can also expose both a local network link and an optional Cloudflare public link.

Save Location

On Termux, recorded evidence is saved in: ~/storage/downloads/AR Terror/. If Termux storage is unavailable, it falls back to ~/AR Terror/. On non-Termux systems it uses ~/Downloads/AR Terror/, with fallback to ~/AR Terror/. Internal web files, certificates, and helper binaries are stored in ~/.ar_terror_studio/.

Problem it solved for me: I wanted to prove Termux can run creative browser experiences too, not only utilities. Example: opening a local AR horror page, using the camera, collecting logs, and recording a short evidence clip.

Widget Maker.py

DedSec Widget Maker is a no-root Termux helper that creates Android home-screen launchers for DedSec Project scripts through Termux:Widget. It recursively scans Termux home, shared storage, and common phone folders for DedSec, sponsor, exclusive, and related Python scripts, including scripts inside every accessible folder and subfolder. It then creates managed shortcuts in ~/.shortcuts. Each widget opens a small menu with Run, Show Script Path, and Exit, validates the Python file before launching it, keeps a manifest in ~/.dedsec_widget_maker/, and can update or delete all managed widgets when your script collection changes.

Save Location

Managed widget launchers are created in: ~/.shortcuts/ | State and manifest are stored in: ~/.dedsec_widget_maker/manifest.json. The original scripts are not moved; each widget points back to the detected source file.

Problem it solved for me: I wanted one-tap Android shortcuts for every DedSec and sponsor script without manually writing Termux:Widget files. Example: scan all project folders, create widgets, refresh them later, and remove only the managed ones when needed.

Kraken Trader.py

Kraken Trader.py is a Termux trading research and portfolio assistant for the Kraken API. It starts in paper mode by default, shows a 10-second risk disclaimer, stores everything under ~/Kraken Trader/, and uses numbered menus for pair analysis, market scanning, dashboards, Sage-style strategy labs, advanced tools, beginner guides, risk/reward calculators, backtests, DCA and grid tools, paper wallet trading, paper bot loops, Kraken account tools, live order menus, order management, watchlists, crypto plus stock/ETF monitoring, reports, journals, logs, mode switching, diagnostics, and settings. It is built for education, organization, and safer paper testing; it is not financial advice and it does not guarantee profit.

Save Location

Main folder: ~/Kraken Trader/ | Config, paper wallet, watchlists, presets, alerts, baskets, DCA/grid assists, webhook logs, forward tests, reports, cache, journals, trade logs, and error logs are stored inside it. Optional report copies can be saved to Downloads if enabled.

Problem it solved for me: I wanted a single phone-friendly trading lab that keeps real money locked behind warnings while still letting me study markets, test strategies, journal decisions, and practice with paper mode first.

Support & Store

The tools above show the project’s style. Sponsors receive sponsors-only access; the Store is for setup help, repair help, Direct Chat Support with the creator, custom scripts, ButSystem re-branding, and website offers.

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