Kali-Linux-Termux

🐉 Kali Linux NetHunter Installer for Termux

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🚀 Ultimate Mobile Hacking Station (No Root)

Unlock the full potential of mobile ethical hacking with this automated Kali Linux NetHunter installer for Termux. Designed specifically for Android devices without root, this script seamlessly sets up a complete Kali Linux (Rootless) environment.

Unlike standard installations, this project features a built-in Audio Fix (PulseAudio), a custom Kex VNC Manager for a smooth desktop experience, and intelligent Smart Update capabilities to safeguard your user data during upgrades. Transform your Android phone into a powerful cybersecurity workstation effortlessly.

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✨ Key Features

• 🔥 No Root Required: Uses proot to simulate a root environment safely on Android.
• 🔊 Auto Sound Fix: Integrated PulseAudio configuration. Sound from Kali tools works instantly.
• 🧠 Smart Download: Automatically detects existing files to prevent unnecessary data usage.
• 🔄 Smart Update: Updates system core files without deleting your personal /home directory or data.
• 🖥️ Kex Manager: A custom kex command to easily manage VNC sessions (Start, Stop, Password).
• 📱 Multi-Arch Support: Automatically detects and installs for arm64, armhf, amd64, or i386.

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📋 Requirements

Before you begin, ensure your device meets the following requirements:

1. Storage: At least 15-20 GB of free internal storage.
2. Internet: A stable connection (WiFi recommended) for the initial download.
3. Apps: You need the following apps installed:

App Name	Description	Download Link
Termux	The terminal emulator	Download via GitHub
Termux API	Hardware bridge	Download via GitHub
VNC Viewer	To view the desktop (GUI)	Download via Play Store

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🚀 Installation

Open Termux and run the following commands one by one:

1. Update Termux

Update your repositories to ensure everything runs smoothly.

apt update && apt upgrade -y

2. Download Installer

Fetch the installation script from the repository.

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MaheshTechnicals/Kali-Linux-Termux/refs/heads/main/install.sh

3. Grant Permissions

Make the script executable.

chmod +x install.sh

4. Run Installer

Execute the script.

bash install.sh

Note: When asked, select Option 1 for the Full Version to get all tools and the desktop environment.

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🌐 Browser Fix: Use Chromium (Video Issue Fix)

If Firefox crashes or videos do not play, use this script to switch to Chromium Browser which works perfectly.

1. Login to Kali Linux:

kali

2. Download and Run the Fix Script:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MaheshTechnicals/Kali-Linux-Termux/refs/heads/main/res/browser-fix.sh

chmod +x browser-fix.sh

bash browser-fix.sh

Note: If asked for a password during installation, the default Root password is: kali

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🎮 Usage Guide

Once installed, you can use the following commands inside Termux:

🟢 Basic Commands

Command	Description
kali	Login to Kali Linux as a standard user (Recommended).
kali -r	Login to Kali Linux as Root.

🔐 Default Credentials

If asked for a password inside the system (e.g., for sudo or root access):

• User: root
• Password: kali

🖥️ Desktop (VNC) Commands

We have included a custom tool called kex to manage your Graphical User Interface (GUI).

1. Login to Kali first (kali).
2. Run the following commands inside Kali:

Command	Description
kex passwd	Run this first. Set up your VNC password (6-8 characters).
kex &	Start the VNC Server.
kex kill	Stop/Kill all running VNC sessions (useful if it crashes).

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📡 How to Connect to GUI (Desktop)

1. Start the server inside Kali: kex &
2. Open the VNC Viewer app on your phone.
3. Create a new connection with these details:
   • Address: 127.0.0.1:5901 (or localhost:5901)
   • Name: Kali Linux
4. Click Connect.
5. Enter the password you set using kex passwd.

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🛠️ Troubleshooting

• Audio not working?
  • The script automatically sets up PulseAudio. If it stops, simply restart Termux. The script ensures the audio server starts every time Termux opens.
• Download failed?
  • Run the script again. It will ask if you want to resume or re-download.
• “Signal 9” Error?
  • This usually means the Android system killed Termux to save battery. Check your phone settings and allow Termux to run in the background (disable battery optimization for Termux).

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💖 Support The Project

If you find this tool helpful and want to support my work, please consider buying me a coffee!

• UPI: maheshtechnicals@apl

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👨‍💻 Author

Mahesh Technicals

• Created and maintained by Mahesh Technicals.
• Script optimized for stability and ease of use.

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Disclaimer: This tool is for educational purposes and ethical hacking only. The author is not responsible for misuse.