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Tool-X TERMUX ( 270 Pro Kali Linux Tools )

Tool-x is a tool for Termux users
we can install some kali linux tools with this tool


270 Pro SuperTools for Kali Linux and TERMUX


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Follow these steps to install this tool in Termux

Installation :

  $ apt update 

  $ apt upgrade

  $ apt install git

  $ git clone https://github.com/Rajkumrdusad/Tool-X

  $ cd Tool-X

  $ chmod +x Tool-X

  $ sh install.aex


**usage :
To run this tool type...

$ Tool-X

Now select or type number to install any tool

😀😀😀 ENJOY.........

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