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DedSec Project

Για να μεταβείτε στην πλήρη Ελληνική έκδοση, συνεχίστε [Πατώντας Εδώ](#greek-readme).

The DedSec Project is a broad educational toolkit built for Android + Termux, bringing together many scripts, utilities, local web interfaces, and practice environments in one place. Its purpose is to help users learn how tools work, understand defensive awareness, and organize common Termux workflows from a single project.

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<h2>Table of Contents</h2>

• How To Install And Setup The DedSec Project
• Website Help Paths
• Settings & Configuration
• Explore The Toolkit
• Developer Base
• Network Tools
• Personal Information Capture
• Fake Pages
• Games
• Other Tools
• No Category
• Sponsors-Only
• ButSystem.py (Exclusive)
• Contact Us & Credits
• Disclaimer & Terms of Use

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<details> <summary><strong>How To Install And Setup The DedSec Project</strong></summary>

This section follows the installation HTML and shows the full setup flow for the DedSec Project on Android with Termux. It covers first-time installation, the exact post-setup steps you should follow, how to update an existing copy, and how to open the project again later without reinstalling it.

Requirements

| Component | Minimum Specification | | :-------- | :-------------------- | | Device | Android phone or tablet with Termux installed | | Storage | Minimum 8GB free space | | RAM | Minimum 2GB | | Internet | Needed for first installation and updates |

Before You Start

• Install Termux from F-Droid for the best compatibility.
• If you install APK files manually, allow installation from unknown apps in your Android settings.
• When Termux asks for storage permission, allow it if you want the project to access Downloads and saved files.
• For long installs, long-press inside Termux, tap More, and enable Keep screen on.
• You can also customize the terminal appearance by long-pressing inside Termux, tapping More, and selecting Style.

Installation Options

Option 1: First-Time Full Install

Use this path if you are installing the DedSec Project for the first time.

1. Install F-Droid, then install Termux and the recommended add-ons

• Download and install F-Droid.
• Open F-Droid.
• Search for Termux and install it.
• Recommended extras: Termux:API and Termux:Styling.

2. Open Termux and prepare packages

Important: open the Termux app on your device before copying and pasting the command below.

Run:

pkg update -y && pkg upgrade -y && pkg install git nano -y && termux-setup-storage

What this does:

• updates package lists
• upgrades installed packages
• installs git and nano
• requests storage access inside Termux

3. Clone the DedSec Project repository

Run:

git clone https://github.com/dedsec1121fk/DedSec

This downloads the full project into a folder named DedSec.

4. Enter the project folder and run setup

Run:

cd DedSec && bash Setup.sh

The script will handle the complete installation.

5. Complete the post-setup configuration

After setup finishes, do the following:

• change the prompt
• change the menu style
• for new users, list or numbered menu styles are the best choices
• choose your language
• run the Save DedSec Project option on your first run so you create a fresh project save backup
• Save DedSec Project may take a while depending on your internet connection, and the terminal may stay blank until it is ready
• run Save DedSec Project again a few times every year to keep your saved DedSec Project package fresh and ready to restore if needed
• fully close Termux from your phone's notification panel using the exit button
• open Termux again

6. Quick launch tip after setup

After reopening Termux, you can quickly open the project menu by typing:

• e for English
• g for Greek

Option 2: Update an Existing Installation

Use this if the project is already installed and you only want the newest files.

First enter the project folder:

cd ~/DedSec

Then pull the newest changes:

git pull

If needed, run setup again:

bash Setup.sh

This is useful after major project changes, new dependencies, or menu updates.

Option 3: Open the Project Later Without Reinstalling

If the project is already installed and configured, you usually do not need to reinstall it every time.

You can:

• open Termux and use the quick-launch command if it is already configured
• type e for English or g for Greek to open the menu quickly
• or manually enter the folder again:

cd ~/DedSec

If you need to run setup again manually:

bash Setup.sh

Important Notes

• Keep an internet connection enabled during the first install.
• The first installation can take longer than normal because packages and tools may need to download.
• On your first run, open Settings.py and use Save DedSec Project so your project backup package is created immediately.
• Save DedSec Project may take a while depending on your internet connection, and the terminal may stay blank until it is ready.
• Run Save DedSec Project a few times every year to refresh that backup package and help keep your DedSec Project ready to recover.
• If storage access was denied earlier, run termux-setup-storage again.
• If Git is missing, run pkg install git -y.
• If you are already inside the DedSec folder, you do not need to clone the repository again.
• Using the F-Droid version of Termux is strongly recommended because some Play Store versions are outdated.

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<details> <summary><strong>Website Help Paths</strong></summary>

This follows the same starter/help path from the website index.html, but here the website buttons are written as normal linked text. Each link also shows the exact website path.

The best path to start is:

Start with the installation guide, then learn what each tool does before running anything.

• Guide For Installation — website path: Pages/guide-for-installation.html
• Learn About The Tools — website path: Pages/learn-about-the-tools.html
• Assistance — website path: Pages/assistance.html

Then download our free e-book:

• Master Termux In 7 Days — website path: Assets/Master Termux In 7 Days English.pdf

Check our exclusive ButSystem.py and become a real detective:

• ButSystem.py (Exclusive) — website path: Pages/butsystem-exclusive.html

If Termux or DedSec breaks, open Assistance first. If you need anything custom-made or direct help, check our Store.

• Store — website path: Pages/store.html
• Assistance — website path: Pages/assistance.html

Check the menu (the three lines at the top right) to find more stuff like assistance, frequently asked questions, our vision, contact ways, etc.

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<details> <summary><strong>Settings & Configuration</strong></summary>

The DedSec Project includes Settings.py, the central control panel for keeping the toolkit configured, updated, backed up, connected, and easy to open after installation.

Main Settings Menu Options

• About: shows the latest DedSec Project update date, Termux storage usage, DedSec Project size, hardware details, internal storage, processor, RAM, carrier, kernel version, Android version, device model, manufacturer, uptime, battery status, and current Termux user.
• DedSec Project Update (Source 1): updates the installed project from the main dedsec1121fk/DedSec repository by fetching the newest files and applying the latest version.
• DedSec Project Update (Source 2): updates the installed project from the backup sal-scar/DedSec repository, useful when the first source is unavailable or when you want the mirror source.
• Update Packages & Modules: refreshes Termux packages and Python modules used by the project, including developer, networking, web, media, cryptography, API, and utility dependencies.
• Access Sponsors-Only Scripts: checks whether GitHub is connected in Termux, asks the user to connect GitHub if needed, verifies sponsor access, and downloads or replaces the local Sponsors-Only folder when access is confirmed. The $3 tier includes the current sponsor scripts, including Login Stealer.py, while the $9 tier includes all $3 scripts plus Widget Maker.py, Kraken Trader.py, and Noob Hacker.py. If the account does not have access, it returns the user to the settings menu without downloading anything.
• Save DedSec Project: creates a DedSec Project backup in your phone Downloads folder.
• Change Prompt: changes the username shown in the Termux prompt, sanitizes unsafe characters, updates bash.bashrc, and removes the default MOTD when needed.
• GitHub Account: opens a GitHub submenu for connecting with GitHub CLI, disconnecting the account, showing GitHub stats, and syncing the Termux prompt with the connected GitHub username.
• Termux Usage Stats: scans the local Termux workspace and shows tracked time, files scanned, files created, files edited, files deleted, latest created files, latest edited files, latest deleted files, programming languages used, shell commands found, and most active folders.
• VPN & Tor Utilities: provides optional no-root network privacy controls. It can enable or disable Tor, enable or disable proxy-based VPN routing, choose a VPN country, renew VPN proxies, update VPN/Tor tools, show connection status, and refresh shell exports so new Termux shells can reuse the selected network settings.
• Change Menu Style: lets you switch between List Style, Grid Style, Choose By Number, and DedSec OS. The selected style is saved so the project opens the same way next time.