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DedSec Project v1.0.0
This is the first stable release of DedSec Project.
The project started as a small collection of Termux scripts and gradually became a much larger Android and Termux toolkit focused on cybersecurity, development, privacy, networking, automation, learning, and general utilities.
Version 1.0.0 brings the main parts of the project together into a more complete and stable release.
What's included
English and Greek support
The project includes separate English and Greek environments.
After installation:
Menus, scripts, documentation, and instructions are translated where supported.
Installation
"Setup.sh" handles the main installation process and installs or checks the dependencies required by the project.
Recommended minimum requirements:
The initial setup can take around 20–50 minutes depending on the device and internet connection.
6 GB is the recommended space for installing the project itself. Some tools can generate photos, videos, recordings, backups, reports, downloads, captures, and other files, so more storage may be required depending on how the project is used.
ButSystem
ButSystem is one of the larger parts of DedSec Project and is included with this release.
It provides a self-hosted workspace with features such as:
Security and educational tools
Some tools in the project demonstrate techniques used in cybersecurity attacks, social engineering, tracking, information collection, fake interfaces, and similar areas.
They are included for education, research, awareness, controlled testing, and defensive-security purposes.
Use them only on:
Unauthorized or malicious use is not supported.
Documentation
The repository also contains:
v1.0.0
Version 1.0.0 is the first release that I consider the stable base of DedSec Project.
There is still a lot that can be improved and expanded, but this release gives the project a clear starting point for future updates.
Future versions will continue improving compatibility, performance, security, documentation, existing tools, and the overall Termux experience.
Thanks to everyone who has tested, used, starred, forked, contributed to, or supported the project.
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