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# License for package patches
The `termux/termux-packages` repository is released under the [Apache 2.0](licenses/termux__termux-packages__Apache-2.0.md) license unless specified differently in a file/directory or in the [Exceptions](#Exceptions) section below.

The scripts and patches to build each package is licensed under the same
license as the actual package (so the patches and scripts to build bash are
licensed under the same license as bash, while the patches and scripts to build
python are licensed under the same license as python).
### Exceptions

# License for the build infrastructure
- The files under the [`site`](site) directory are released under the [MIT](licenses/termux__termux-packages__MIT.md) license.

For build infrastructure outside the `packages/` folder the license is
[Apache License, Version 2.0](https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
- The files under the [`packages`](packages), [`root-packages`](root-packages), [`x11-packages`](x11-packages) and [`disable-packages`](disable-packages) directories to build each package, like scripts and patches are licensed under the same license as the actual package source, i.e the files to build the `bash` package are licensed under the same license as `bash` source, while the files to build the `python` package are licensed under the same license as `python` source.
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# How to use Termux safely

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- When following a tutorial, make sure that you properly understand the goal and purpose of every instruction. Understand what commands you are typing is meant to do.

- Do not run commands as the `root` user with `su`/`sudo` shells unless you know what you are doing, since otherwise you are likely to break Termux installation or your device, including causing permanent damage or losing data.

- Install software only from trusted sources. Remember that even open source software can contain trojan functionality. Do not trust random YouTube videos or GitHub repositories for hacking with Termux, they are mostly scams, which may result you getting hacked instead or you losing all your data on your device.

- If third-party script asks for credentials, most likely it is a scam. Obfuscated third-party scripts are likely to be a scam too.

- Suspicious files should be sent to [VirusTotal](https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/upload).

- Do backups regularly, preferably encrypted if storing on untrusted places. There should be at least `2` backups in addition to the original files. Having `1-2` local backups (HDD, SSD, USB, SD cards, etc) and `1` cloud backup is usually good enough. Note that storage drives may lose data if every byte is not re-read every few months/years.

- Don't think you are very careful and thus bulletproof for scam, phishing or trojans. Long random passwords, verified software and brain in head are nice, but being prepared to be pwned at some day is even better.

- Remember that YouTube tutorials are often made for profit and entertainment, so not always suitable for education. Learn to read.

- Do not give untrusted apps the `Run commands in Termux environment` (`com.termux.RUN_COMMAND`) permission or give them access to Termux files with its storage provider.

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# Termux Packages Get Started

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- [Infosec](infosec/index.md)
- [Shells](shells/index.md)
- [Software Development](software-development/index.md)

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# Infosec

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Information security is a deep and exciting topic, but by its nature, there's some rules. The following things are generally true of people who do legal,
ethical, and interesting work in computer security, and especially of white-hat hackers:

- They never even attempt to access data or systems without the full knowledge and consent of their owners.
- They have strong in-depth understanding of how things work internally, like networks and operating systems. You have to understand how to build things to be able to break them. If you aren't already comfortable making websites, you aren't ready to learn how to compromise websites.
- They acquire the skills to do sophisticated hacking over years, and not a few days or weeks. It's a long road ahead before you will be able to say [*I am not in danger. I am the danger!*](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca3kPemW2CE&t=44s), unless you choose [other ways](https://xkcd.com/538).
- They don't get their info from random YouTube videos. Interesting computer security topics typically require a lot of background information and complex steps to reproduce. Get comfortable reading. Just being able to install kali and other hacking tools will not make you a hacker.

If you're sure this is for you and you're ready, here's some links:

- [Become a Hacker](https://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-Hacker)
- [Hack the Box](https://www.hackthebox.eu)
- [OWASP Top Ten](https://owasp.org/www-project-top-ten)

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If you do decide to do hacking in Termux, note that Termux official communities and maintainers will not provide support for any hacking related activities and neither Termux nor its maintainers will be responsible for any trouble you get including legal issues, lost data, broken device or Termux app, and any other damage caused due to your actions. Check our [hacking](https://github.com/termux/termux-community/blob/site/site/pages/en/rules/hacking.md) rules for more info.
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In my opinion, this paragraph should be the only paragraph on this page and not the other paragraphs, but that might be an overly opinionated position, you are the one who makes the rules so you can choose what goes on this page.

My argument is that despite the existence of online support channels for Kali Linux and Kali Linux Nethunter Rootless (the Kali Linux fork of Termux), we do not generally acknowledge their existence, unlike the support channels for Google Play Termux.

Therefore, I think the consistent choice would be to remove all references to "Become a Hacker", "Hack the Box" and "OWASP Top Ten" from this page, for one example because that WikiHow page actually does mention "Kali" once, but maybe that is far enough removed that it doesn't bother you as much as direct links to Kali resources would.

I would also like to request that the reference to XKCD538 be removed because its implied lesson has now been proven to be fiction by current events, so it could now be seen as insensitive to the victim much more than any (as it turns out, misguided) instructive value it might have had before.

These suggested changes are not a high priority to make immediately because this PR is WIP, they are just things I wanted to mention so that they can be considered the next time this PR is being revised. If you disagree with removing any of the things I suggested removing you can of course leave them in and it wouldn't really bother me.


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# Shells

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Termux provides the following shells. The [`bash`](#bash) shell is the default shell in Termux.

If you've never used a Linux shell or terminal (also called command-line interface) before, it can be intimidating. We think
[this interactive tutorial](https://linuxjourney.com/lesson/the-shell) that runs in your browser is a good way to learn the basics. Also check the `See also` section for [`bash`](#bash) for more guides.

- [bash](#bash)
- beanshell
- dash
- fish
- IPython
- ksh
- lua
- node
- perl
- php
- pry
- python
- ruby
- TCSH
- Xonsh
- zsh

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### bash

The `bash` is the default shell in Termux and in many linux distos and so is considered a portable shell. Learning it or related posix compatible shells will be very useful if you want to be good at using Termux and a terminal and at running commands properly.

**See also:**

- [Homepage](https://www.gnu.org/software/bash)
- [Bash Beginners' Guide](https://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html)
- [Cheatsheet](https://devhints.io/bash)
- [Advanced scripts/tricks](https://github.com/dylanaraps/pure-bash-bible)
- [Complete bash manual](https://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/index.html)
- [Awesome Bash](https://github.com/awesome-lists/awesome-bash)
- [Comparison of `bash` and other shells](https://hyperpolyglot.org/unix-shells)

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