Guide For Installation - DedSec Project

Requirements

Device: Android with Termux installed.
Storage: Minimum 8GB free space.
RAM: Minimum 2GB.

Installation Steps

1. Install Termux & Add-Ons

Note: To install APKs (e.g., F-Droid), ensure you enable unknown sources in Settings > Security > Install Unknown Apps.

Install F-Droid

F-Droid is an alternative app store for Android that provides free and open-source software. It's the recommended way to install Termux and other security tools.

Download F-Droid

How to Install APK Files on Android:

Download the F-Droid APK from the link above
Open your device's Settings > Security (or Apps & Notifications)
Enable 'Install unknown apps' or 'Unknown sources' for your browser or file manager
Open the downloaded APK file and tap 'Install'
Once installed, open F-Droid and search for 'Termux' to install it

Install Termux Add-Ons

For full functionality, we recommend installing these Termux add-ons from F-Droid:

Termux (Terminal Emulator) Termux:API Termux:Styling

Termux Tips

Keep Screen On

To prevent the screen from turning off during long operations: long-press the Termux terminal, then tap 'More' and select 'Keep screen on'.

Change Terminal Style

You can customize the terminal appearance: long-press the Termux terminal, tap 'More' and select 'Style' to change colors and themes.

2. Update Packages & Install Git

Important: Open the Termux application on your device before copying and pasting the command below.

pkg update -y && pkg upgrade -y && pkg install git nano -y && termux-setup-storage

3. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/dedsec1121fk/DedSec

4. Run the Setup Script

cd DedSec && bash Setup.sh

The script will handle the complete installation. After setup, you must change the prompt, change the menu style (list or numbered menu styles are the best for new users), and choose the language. After that, close Termux from your phone's notification panel using the exit button, then open Termux again. Tip: You can quickly open the menu by typing 'e' (English) or 'g' (Greek) in Termux.