Greetings to all the dear SPY24 users, perhaps you are one of the people who always wanted your YouTube videos to have a high number of views so that you could earn money through it, but you don’t know how it can be done, so you must read this article to the end. Termux App is a Linux terminal environment simulator that gives you the ability to use Linux operating system packages on Android phones.
What is Termux?
Termux is a Linux terminal environment simulator for Android phones that is installed and works on the Android operating system without the need for root. By default, Termux installs the minimum prerequisites for you, but this powerful environment, with specific commands it has, gives you the ability to install your desired applications. In the Termux application, there is no working with graphic tools, and you only have to work with this environment using commands. So, if you are someone who is not interested in typing commands, I suggest you forget about working with this tool. As you know, the core of the Android operating system is Linux, and for this reason, when you install the Termux App and enter commands in this environment, they are the same commands as the Linux operating system. However, friends, you should not expect what you expect from a Linux terminal environment from a lightweight Android App. But this tool can to a great extent fulfill your desire.
What are the uses of Termux?
The Termux App has very extraordinary capabilities and you can see most of these abilities in the list below. One of the most important features that can be mentioned about the Termux App is the ability to run some of the tools of the Kali Linux operating system in this environment. Fortunately, for individuals who are active in the field of penetration testing and cybersecurity, when the Termux tool was introduced, it was greatly welcomed by these individuals and they created a lot of tools for this App that you can download and use tools in various fields of hacking and security on the GitHub website.
- Using ssh and bash shells
- Editing files using Nano and Vim
- Increasing fake YouTube views with Termux
- Remote access to servers using the SSH protocol
- Programming in C language using clang, make, and gdb
- Using the console of Python, Ruby, Perl, and Node.js
- Downloading and running projects available on GitHub
Downloading Termux App
To download this software, just enter the Google Play Store or you can directly download this tool from the Termux website itself.
List of important Termux commands
Based on the discussions we had and as we said, there is no graphical environment in this tool, so if you want to learn the commands of this tool. I have tried to prepare the most important Termux commands for you in the table below so that your friends can easily work with Termux commands. Keep in mind that Linux has hundreds of commands, but I separated the most used and most important ones and placed them in the table below.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
pwd | Shows you the current directory you are in. |
ls | Lists the contents of the directory you are in. |
cd | Changes the directory. |
ifconfig | Displays the local IP address of your network card. |
apt install name | Installs a software. Replace name with the name of the software. |
pkg install name | Works similarly to the command above. |
apt update | Updates the software packages. |
apt upgrade | Upgrades the software packages. |
chmod +x name | Changes the permission level. |
git clone url | Downloads from GitHub. |
mkdir name | Creates a directory. Replace name with the name of the directory. |
touch name.txt | Creates a file with any extension. |
cat name.txt | Reads the contents of a file. |
ps aux | Shows the active processes. |
kill -9 number | Kills an active process. Replace number with the PID. |
clear | Clears the terminal screen. |
cp name.jpg /sdcard/ | Copies a file. |
mv name.txt /sdcard | Moves a file. |
rm -rf name.txt | Deletes a file or directory. |
ping google.com | Pings a website to check the internet connection status. |
history | Shows the history of commands you entered. |
uname -a | Displays the username. |
exit | Exits the Termux environment. |
Introducing a Tool for Sending Fake YouTube Views
YouTubeViews is an open-source tool written in Python that can be run and used on various operating systems, but in this tutorial, we will use it on Linux.
Installation and Use
Step 1: Before installing any tool in Termux, we first update all the pre-installed packages to prevent any errors. The following command updates all pre-installed packages in Termux:
apt update && apt upgrade -yStep 2: Since the tool is located in a GitHub repository, we first need to install the git package in Termux. We will use git to download the YouTubeViews tool in Termux.
pkg install git -yEnter this command and wait for the git package to be installed in a few moments.
Step 3: Since the tool is written in Python, use the following code to install Python in Termux:
pkg install pythonStep 4: Then, we will clone the YouTubeViews tool from the GitHub repository. Just enter the following command and press enter to install the tool within a minute. The download speed depends on your internet speed.
git clone https://github.com/keleis22/YouTubeViewsStep 5: After the tool is completely downloaded, enter the downloaded File YouTubeViews
cd YouTubeViewsStep 6: Then run the tool using Python like the following command
python youtube.py
Now, you can see the help switches
- visits: Number of visits
- YouTube links: Video link file
- minWatch: Minimum video display
- may watch: Maximum video display
For example, to send fake YouTube visits, first create a txt file like PentestCore.txt and enter the video link you want to increase views for, save it place it inside the tool folder, and see the command structure you enter.
python youtube.py visits PentestCore.txt minWatch maxWatchNow, to execute the command and send fake visits, enter the following command
python youtube.py 300 PentestCore.txt 38 65Please share your experiences and questions with us in the comments section.
