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 Exploring Termux: A Powerful Linux Terminal on Your Android Device Termux is a terminal emulator for Android that brings Linux capabilities directly to your mobile device. With Termux, you can run powerful commands, scripts, and security tools like Nmap and Metasploit, making it a valuable tool for network and security testing on the go. Step 1: Installing Termux From Play Store : Download Termux directly from the Google Play Store. Alternative Sources : If unavailable, download the APK from a trusted site and load it into an Android emulator like Genymotion. Running Nmap in Termux Nmap is a popular network scanner for discovering open ports and devices on a network. Commands 1. Install Nmap : pkg install nmap 2. Scan for Open Ports :  nmap -Pn <your_ip_address> 3.  Network Scan : nmap -sS -p <network_ip_address> HTTP Header Testing with Curl Curl allows you to inspect HTTP headers, useful for security testing. Command To check headers of a target website: curl -I http://

HOW TO SCAN HARDWARE USING SCAN  CIRLE By performing a hardware scan, Windows will automatically detect and install the necessary drivers, ensuring that everything runs smoothly. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to detect hardware changes on Windows 11 and keep your system up to date. WHAT IS SCAN CIRCLE?   ScanCircle automatically checks your computer for the most common problems. It is free, fast and easy to use, anonymous and safe. Scanning can help streamline workflows and automate repetitive tasks. It can also reduce manual labor. STEP 1:   INSTALLATION OF SCAN CIRCLE * to install the app search in crome 'scan circle' and click it ,after clicking scan circle there will be an option of 'run scan' click it to finish the installation. OR https://www.scancircle.com/en/scanner/executable/www?dummy&scanmode=D here's the link of scan circle you can download it directly. STEP 2: go to files> fine the downloaded scan circle> right click scan

 How to use Warden for Monitoring App Permissions, Camera Usage, and Security Risks on Android With privacy becoming a top priority for Android users, monitoring app permissions and detecting potential security risks is essential. That’s where Warden steps in. Warden is a comprehensive Android app that allows users to oversee app permissions, track camera and microphone usage, and detect suspicious trackers on their devices. In this guide, we’ll walk you through installing, setting up, and getting the most out of Warden to enhance your Android device’s security and privacy. Step 1: Installing Warden To start using Warden, you’ll need to install it on your Android device. Here’s how: Install Warden : Download from Play Store : Look for “Warden” in the Google Play Store and install it directly if available. Third-Party Option : If the app isn’t on the Play Store, you can download it from a trusted third-party source like APKMirror . Make sure to verify the source to avoid any potential

  A Complete Guide on Exploring USBDeview What is USBDeview? USBDeview is a free utility developed by NirSoft that helps Windows users view and manage all USB devices that are connected to their system, as well as those previously connected. With USBDeview, you can easily see detailed information about each USB device, control device behavior, and even troubleshoot and uninstall problematic drivers. Whether you’re an IT professional or just a curious tech enthusiast, USBDeview is an excellent tool to streamline USB management. Key Features: View and Manage All USB Devices (both current and past) Detailed Information (serial numbers, install date, vendor ID, and more) Control and Troubleshoot (enable, disable, disconnect, or uninstall drivers) Portable (runs without needing installation) USBDeview is simple to set up and requires no installation. Just download and unzip it, then run the executable. Here’s a step-by-step guide to getting started:   1.   Download USBDeview- Visit th

  EVENT VIEWER The Event Viewer scans text log files that are created for every system access, hardware malfunction, and other event.  It then presents the information in a user-friendly interface.   TO ACCESS EVENT VIEWER:  *step one: Accessing the Event  This feature allows for tasks to be set up that will automatically trigger in response to specific events, providing a method of proactive system maintenance. 1. press windows+R  and type  eventvwr .msc and click OK or right click the start button to get event viewer then click the event viewer. after clicking the event viewer you will be redirected to the system.  step 2: go to the windows logs step 3: double click the 'system' after double-clicking the 'system' you can get all the systems information  here you can get all the information about your system : 1. when it was used.  2. what time it was logged in/off 3. which app was being used  Conclusion:  By monitoring logs for security, performance, and overall sy

   USB Activity on Linux Using journalctl In Linux, keeping track of USB activity can be essential for diagnosing issues, monitoring device connections, and improving system performance. One of the best tools for this purpose is journalctl , which offers a centralized view of system logs, making it easy to search and analyze USB events over time. journalctl provides extensive detail and flexibility for filtering logs by date and time, allowing you to monitor USB activity effectively without third-party tools. This guide walks through how to use journalctl to view and monitor USB logs, along with helpful commands and tips to streamline USB device management. Step 1- Open the Terminal To begin, open the Terminal: Press Ctrl + Alt + T , or search for “Terminal” in your system applications. This opens the command line, where you’ll enter journalctl commands to manage and monitor USB devices. Step 2- View Past USB Connection Logs To view past USB-related events, use the following command

 Device Manager and Event Viewer Managing USB devices in Windows can help troubleshoot hardware issues, optimize performance, or control access to devices. In this guide, we’ll walk you through using Device Manager and Event Viewer to manage USB devices connected to your Windows computer. Step 1-  Access Device Manager Device Manager is a powerful tool within Windows that provides a detailed overview of all connected hardware, including USB devices. Here’s how to access and navigate it. 1. Launch Device Manager There are two quick methods to open Device Manager: Method 1: Use Windows + X Press Windows + X on your keyboard. Select Device Manager from the menu that appears. Method 2: Use Windows + R Press Windows + R to open the Run dialog box. Type devmgmt.msc and press Enter . Both methods will open the Device Manager, where you can view and manage all connected devices 2. View USB Controllers Once Device Manager is open: Scroll down to find the section labeled Universal Serial Bus