Tool-X : Kali Linux Hacking Tool Installer

Tool-X is a Kali linux hacking Tool installer, with the help of it you can install best hacking tools in Rooted or Non Rooted Android devices.

It is Specially made for Termux and GNURoot Debian Terminal. It is available for both Android and Ubuntu. You can install any tools by single click. You can install almost 150 tools in termux and GNURoot Debian Terminal.

Also Read Leaked – A Checking Tool For Hash Codes And Passwords Leaked

Tool-X Installation

Termux

Open the termux app and type following commands.

apt update
pkg install git
git clone https://github.com/Rajkumrdusad/Tool-X.git
cd Tool-X
chmod +x install.aex
sh install.aex if not work than type ./install.aex

GNURoot Debian Terminal

Open the GNURoot Debian app and type following commands

apt update
apt install git
cd && git clone https://github.com/Rajkumrdusad/Tool-X.git
cd Tool-X
chmod +x install.aex
sh install.aex if not work than type ./install.aex

Ubuntu

sudo apt-get Update
sudo apt-get install git
sudo git clone https://github.com/Rajkumrdusad/Tool-X.git
cd Tool-X
chmod +x install.aex
sudo sh install.aex OR ./install.aex

Now type Tool-X from anywhare in your terminal to open it. But use this tool only for legal purpose.

Disclaimer

Use this tool at your own risk.

Credit: Rajkumar Dusad

R K

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