Quasar is a simple cybersecurity and information gathering toolkit that provides different tools for website information lookup, IP tracking, port scanning, email checking, and other basic reconnaissance tasks. It was developed for Linux OS terminals, but you can also use it in Termux by using Fedora Linux proot-distro. Here’s what you can do with Quasar in Termux:
- Collect website and domain information.
- Scan open ports on targets.
- Track basic IP address details.
- Check email and phone information.
- Practice basic reconnaissance tasks.
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Installation Commands
Update Termux packages:
pkg update && pkg upgrade -y
Install proot-distro:
pkg install proot-distro -y
Install Fedora Linux:
proot-distro install fedora
Login to Fedora Linux:
proot-distro login fedora
Update Fedora packages:
dnf update -y
Install required packages:
dnf install git python3 -y
Clone Quasar repository:
git clone https://github.com/Cyb0r9/quasar
Go to Quasar directory:
cd quasar
Make the script executable:
chmod +x install.sh
Run the Quasar installation script:
bash install.sh
Usage Commands
Start the Quasar tool:
bash quasar.sh
After starting Quasar, you will see menu options like these:
[1] Website Informations
[2] E-mail Address Checker
[3] Phone Number Information
[4] Credit Card Bin Checker
[5] Ip Locator
[6] Port Scanner
[7] Others
[8] About Quasar
[9] Exit
[+] Enter Your Choice :
- Website Informations : Collect information about websites and domains.
- E-mail Address Checker : Check basic information related to email addresses.
- Phone Number Information : Get basic details about phone numbers.
- Credit Card Bin Checker : Check BIN information of credit cards.
- Ip Locator : Find IP address location details.
- Port Scanner : Scan open ports on a target.
- Others : Access additional utilities and tools.
- About Quasar : Show information about the Quasar toolkit.
- Exit : Close the tool.
Choose the option you want from the Quasar menu and the tool will automatically perform the selected information gathering or scanning task directly inside the Fedora Linux environment that we install in Termux.
