Still exploring what the termux application can do. Well, now I will share a tutorial on how to tap an android microphone using termux.
This tutorial is perfect for eavesdropping on someone’s conversation from a distance.
But you should also know, there are terms and conditions so that tapping an Android microphone using termux can work.
If you remember the post on how to hack an android camera, then the steps and how it works will be the same.
So to tap an android microphone using termux is to run a mic hack script in the termux application and then lure the victim to access the link resulting from the generate hack mic script.
For the steps, please follow the following tutorial.
Hack Android Microphone With Sayhello Termux Script
The termux script that will be used this time is sayhello from thelinux choice. Surely you are also familiar with the github account, right?
What we’re going to do is clone the sayhello script from github to the termux app and then run it to generate a mic-tapping link.
I remind you again, for those who are still learning termux, please understand how to operate and enter the command first.
And for the process of installing and running the sayhello script, you can follow the following guide.
1. Install the sayhello script in the termux application
Just open your termux application, then enter all the commands below.
apt update && apt upgrade
pkg install git
pkg install openssh
pkg install php
pkg install bash
cd /sdcard
https://github.com/thelinuxchoice/sayhello
If the script is successfully installed, there will be a notification like this:
Cloning into 'sayhello'…
remote: Enumerating objects: 21, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (21/21), done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (19/19), done.
remote: Total 21 (delta 5), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
Receiving objects: 100% (21/21), 8.98 KiB | 2.99 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (5/5), done.
Or just check directly on the internal storage, there will definitely be a folder called sayhello.
Next, pay attention to step 2
2. Run the sayhello script using bash
Go back to the termux application and enter the following command.
cd sayhello
If your termux application has been closed before, then first enter the command cd /sdcard just entered again cd sayhello.
And to run the sayhello script you can use the following command.
bash sayhello.sh
Then the script will run and it looks like the image below.
3. Generate microphone tapping link from the sayhello script
At the start of sayhello, just press the number 1 to select a server from serveo.net
Then enter a website redirect, for example youtube.com or facebook.com
A website redirect is a website that will be visited by the victim after the microphone has been successfully tapped. So it can be to dispel suspicion.
On the question use subdomain? just press n then enter
Next the script will process the data and generate a link. The link will appear in the direct link column.
4. Send the hacked link and get the audio recording file
Send the link that appears in the direct link column generated earlier.
If the link does not appear, then just send the following link.
Localhost:3333
So that you can get the victim’s audio recording, then you influence the victim to want to access the link.
How to use each seduction.
After the victim accesses the link, data such as no ip will appear on the termux screen. Likewise with the results of tapping in the form of audio with the extension .wav.
To play the recording, please go to file manager >> sayhello and look for the file with the .wav extension.
Well now we have learned how to tap an android microphone using termux. Very easy isn’t it?
If your side fails, there may be a problem with the microphone tapping link that was sent.
Or the victim has not given browser access permission to use the microphone.
If there are other problems, please write them in the comments column. Thanks for reading.
