Termux is a command-line interface (CLI) that lets you run commands directly on your Android device and has been powerful at that since it was launched.
The free internet geeks here already know where this can head, right? Yeah, I'm talking about using this tool to look for bug host on your ISP.
That said, in this guide, I'll show you how to use Termux to find a working bug host for free internet with your ISP.
How to Find Bug Host for Free Internet Using Android (Termux)
The most demanded method or way to find a bug host for free internet is surely using an Android device. Not everybody is a skilled PC operator and as such, not everybody will understand some technical tricks used for PC.
However, the pentest or ethical bureau for Android is known as Termux and this is the environment used by every hacker, programmer, and developer to test system faults and improve security in the system from their Android device.
Termux is one of the most used if not the most used, environments for system administrators on Android, thanks to its powerful features that let users use many tools from repositories. It is even possible to install Kali Linux in Termux to get access to many more system administration and hacking tools.
The tool we will be using in Termux makes use of Nmap to deliver accurate scan results. If you are interested in knowing more about Nmap and how it can be used to exploit bug hosts for free internet, check out this guide.
If you are not familiar with and used to Termux, then this is the moment you have to get used to it if you want to know how config developers get to find their bug hosts.
Important!
Running scans on unauthorized systems is illegal and can be punished by the law.
This tutorial is for educational purposes only and our main aim is to inform the ISP of their vulnerabilities. You are to assume full responsibility for any misuse of any information you get from this guide and we don't endorse any part of the charges.
Requirements to Find Bug Host for Free Internet on Android
- Android device
- Termux App
- ISP website or Webserver
- Tool Repo (From GitHub)
- Good Internet connection
- Good VPN App or Proxy
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Procedure to Find Bug Host for Free Internet on Android
- On your Android device, download and install the Termux App.
- Download and install a good VPN app.
The importance of using a VPN here is to disguise your real IP address in case things go the other way around, since you will be running scans on your ISP's main web server. You can use a proxy equally. - Open the Termux App and enter the following series of commands to properly install Nmap and some necessary repos.
apt update && apt upgrade -y
pkg install nmap
pkg install wget
pkg install curl
pkg install git - Once you run all of that, it's time to install the tool. We will have to clone the repo by using the git command. Make sure your git is properly installed from the command you ran earlier; if not, you will fail at this stage. Enter the command below in Termux and hit enter on your keyboard.
This will take some time to download the repo, and this is where you will require a good internet connection.
git clone https://github.com/HackeRStrategy/Irparpaya-a.git
- Once the above operation completes, it means you have cloned the tool to your local device storage. So to access the tool, we will need to change the directory to that of the tool, thanks to the cd command. Let's do that. Enter the command below in Termux and then click enter.
cd Irparpaya-a
- Once in the directory, you can enter "ls" in Termux to list all the contents found in that directory. You will see something like "real-host-v2.sh" highlighted in green. You can still skip all of this and just enter the command that will be provided below. We need to render the highlighted section into an executable application that can be run from the terminal (Termux). For that, we will need to use the chmod +x command. Enter the command as seen below or just copy and paste it in Termux.
chmod +x real-host-v2.sh
- Now let's run the tool with the bash command. Copy and paste the command below in Termux, then hit enter.
bash real-host-v2.sh
- Perfect, once you enter the above command, the tool's interface will be shown to you, which looks similar to something as that below.
- The tool has 7 options, namely: Host & SSL Extractor, Show Web Status, Save Host Extracted, Create Payload Functional, See Web and Host Ports, See Proxy Host & Web, Use Manual Host E.
What should interest you here the most should be Host & SSL Extractor, Create Payload Functional, See Web and Host Ports, and/or See Proxy Host & Web. - For a start, we will do a brief scan for open ports on an ISP web server.
An ISP's web server is the main website where all other smaller websites or subdomains are hosted for the ISP. I'm sure it will not be difficult for you to figure out your ISP's web server.
For example, www.mtn.co.za is the main web server for MTN South Africa.
I will use an ISP in Cameroon (Nexttel) for a demonstration. - In the terminal, choose option 5 and enter the web address or IP address, of the web server. For this case study, I will enter "www.nexttel.cm".
- As seen in the image below, I have 2 open ports (53 and 80). As a config developer, I already know I have 2 ways to get free internet with this ISP, which are: DNS (port 53) and TCP (port 80). For DNS, you can use apps such as Your Freedom VPN for free internet access with this ISP, and for TCP, you can use AnonyTun VPN, HA Tunnel Plus, HTTP Injector VPN, and HTTP Custom for free internet access with this ISP.
- For further analysis with a specific port, you can enter it in the terminal to and hit enter on your keyboard to collect some more information and know how you can easily handle it.
- Now that we know of the open ports on this web server, it's time to extract the different hosts or websites, or subdomains under the main web server.
- In the terminal, I will choose option 1 and enter "www.nexttel.cm" again to see all the subdomains and websites hosted under this main web server.
- As you can see in the image below, I now have all the different websites hosted under the main web server I entered. I can play around with each of them now by trying to generate a working payload for free internet access with each of them till I get on the right one.
- You can generate a payload with each of these hosts using VPN applications, paying attention to the ports we got above. AnonyTun is a great choice for a start, and then you can do it with HA Tunnel Plus, HTTP Injector. Advanced config developers will already know what to do from here. If you are somehow lost, don't worry, we aren't done yet. Let's see how you can easily generate a payload for free internet using Termux on your Android device.
How to Generate Payloads on Android Using Termux
We will still be using the same tool we used for the port scanning and host extraction above. Everything is done in Termux and you will only need to use VPN applications to test each generated payload you get from the tool.
- Head back to the tool's main interface.
- From there, select option 4, which is Create Payload Functional.
- For a start, you will need to enter each host you got and get the payloads, then test each of them if it works for your ISP. This can be long and tiring, but when you find the right host, you will also be able to get a working payload for it.
- I had to run many scans, tests, and trial sessions till I found the right host for the ISP I mentioned earlier. So I will just enter the direct host and get its different payloads for testing.
- Now test the gotten payloads with AnonyTun for a start, test each payload one after the other till you find the working one.
- Once you fall on the working one, then you can consider yourself happy with your new free internet discovery. You can later on export the config and share it with others, and gain popularity as a free internet config developer.
Note!
A payload that works for one VPN will not necessarily work for the other. That is, a payload that works for AnonyTun might not necessarily work for HTTP Injector or HA Tunnel Plus, and the situation goes the same way around.
For each VPN, you will need to test the payloads to see which one works best for it. However, some payloads are general, and this misunderstanding of payload between VPN apps is due to the tool that makes the payload specific for each VPN tunneling app.
Final Thoughts on How to Find Bug Host for Free Internet on Android and Generate Payload Using Termux on Android
Termux is a widely used terminal for Android and helps in the development of several projects from Android devices. It is also possible to run free internet projects using Termux by using some tools that will help in scanning for open ports on an ISP that can be exploited and used for free internet access.
The tool we used today is a case-effective tool that is known for running scans on an ISP for open ports, extracting the different hosts, and then using them to generate a payload.
It will take you some time to find the right host that can give you free internet access. One sure thing is that if there are open ports on your ISP, then there is a way to get free internet with that ISP. You just need to keep on looking for the right host, and once you get it, you will be the boss.
You can use the host now to generate your own payload via Termux and test them in VPN apps such as AnonyTun VPN for a start till you find the one that works just perfectly. You can later on test the payload on other VPN apps for a better experience.
