Termux-LazyScript – Installation Commands & Usage Guide

Termux-LazyScript is a simple utility toolkit that combines various system information, networking, and information gathering tools into a single menu-based interface. It helps check device information, perform network lookups, scan ports, and access other useful utilities without remembering multiple commands. You can install and use Termux-LazyScript in Termux with just a few simple commands.

Here’s what you can do with Termux-LazyScript in Termux:

View own system and hardware information.
Check public IP address.
Perform Whois and NS lookups.
Run network diagnostic tools.
Scan open ports.
View storage and memory information.
Access various Termux utilities.
Learn Linux and networking commands.

Install Termux-LazyScript in Termux

Below are the simple commands to install Termux-LazyScript in Termux. Copy and run each command one by one to install the tool.

Update Termux packages.

pkg update && pkg upgrade -y

Install the required packages.

pkg install git python2 curl wget net-tools dnsutils traceroute whois nmap termux-api -y

Clone the Termux-LazyScript repository.

git clone https://github.com/TechnicalMujeeb/Termux-Lazyscript

Move into the Termux-LazyScript directory.

cd Termux-Lazyscript

Give execute permission to the script.

chmod +x setup.sh

Run the installation script.

sh setup.sh

Termux-LazyScript is now installed and ready to use.

Use Termux-LazyScript in Termux

Start the tool using the following command.

python2 ls.py

After running the script, the following menu will appear inside the terminal.

Menu Options,:

Ifconfig : Displays network interface information.
Memory Info : Shows RAM and memory usage details.
CPU Info : Displays processor information.
Public IP : Shows your current public IP address.
View Architecture : Displays device architecture information.
Process Killer : Helps terminate running processes.
Netstat : Shows active network connections.
Heart-Bleed Scanner : Checks for the Heartbleed vulnerability.
Scan MS17-010 Win : Checks systems for the MS17-010 vulnerability.
FTP VSFTPD Backdoor : Tests for the VSFTPD backdoor vulnerability.
Vulnerable to DoS? : Performs a basic denial-of-service vulnerability check.
Calendar : Displays a calendar inside the terminal.
Storage Info : Shows storage usage information.
Build Properties : Displays Android build properties.
User ID : Shows current user information.
Linux Version : Displays Linux kernel information.
Whois Lookup : Performs domain Whois lookups.
NS Lookup : Retrieves DNS information.
Traceroute : Tracks the route to a target host.
Termux Speak : Uses text-to-speech through Termux API.
Port Scanner : Scans ports on a target host.
SSL Scan : Checks SSL certificate information.
Update : Updates the script to the latest version.
Python Obfuscate : Obfuscates Python scripts.
About : Displays information about the script.
Exit : Closes the script and returns to the Termux terminal.