steal target information with termux script

Termux complete information stealer

Steal target information – Target information is one of the most important for hacking. The more information we collect about the target, the simpler hacking becomes. So in this post, we are going to look at how to capture target information without them knowing.

The tool we will use to collect information is called Nivistelear. This tool can be used on Termux and Linux. If you do not know about Termux and Linux then you can use this tool hosted by 000webhost. And this Nivistelear tool is capable of stealing a lot of information at once.

Features

Steal Victim Ip
Steal Device Info
Steal Network and Battery Info
Uses Device Gps to steal exact location
Steal pic from front camera
Steal text from victim clipboard (added recently)
Send logs to discord also save them locally in a txt file
Works on android, windows,linux,mac os
Uses iframe to load live website to make a phishing attack more reliable

Steal target information with Termux

First, you need to download the Nivistealer tool into your termux so type the following command into your termux terminal.

				
					git clone https://github.com/swagkarna/Nivistealer.git

After downloading the Nivistealer tool you need to change the Termux directory to the python_flask directory.

				
					cd Nivistealer
cd python_flask

Now you need to install the Colorama and flask module to run the python file nivistealer.py.

				
					pip3 install colorama
pip3 install flask

Now to run this “steal target information” tool you need to type the following command in your Termux.

				
					python3 nivistealer.py

After running this tool on your Termux you need to open a new terminal on your Termux and run Ngrok on port number 5000. Then you need to send the generated Ngrok link to the target and by clicking on the link you can send your target you will get all their information.

All the information of your target will be saved in the python_flask folder. You can move the image to your local storage and open the text file in Termux using the cat command.