cybertuz 1.0.2.post2

What is CyberTuz?

CyberTuz is a free, open-source, terminal-based cyber security learning platform built entirely in Bash and designed to run on Termux on Android. It covers ethical hacking, penetration testing, network security, web application security, cryptography, digital forensics, CTF challenges, and real-world pentest simulations — all from your phone.

For educational purposes only. All content is designed to teach legal and ethical security practices.

Features

• 17 learning modules covering beginner to expert topics
• 13 language support — English, Indonesian, Hindi, Malay, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Arabic, Spanish, Italian, Korean
• Training Arena — leveled hands-on practice (Newbie → Expert)
• Mission System — real-world pentest simulation tasks
• CTF challenges — capture the flag practice exercises
• Live practice — real commands against safe targets (scanme.nmap.org, etc.)
• Progress tracking — scores and mission completion saved locally
• No internet required for most features
• Completely free — no ads, no tracking, no subscriptions

Requirements

• Android device with Termux installed
• Bash 4.0 or later (included in Termux)
• Python 3.8+
• Optional tools for live practice: nmap, curl, dig, whois, python3

Installation

# Update Termux packages
pkg update && pkg upgrade -y

# Install required tools (optional but recommended)
pkg install -y nmap curl dnsutils whois python3 git

Option 1: pip (recommended)

pip install cybertuz

Then simply run:

cybertuz

Option 2: Manual (Termux / Linux)

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/djunekz/cybertuz
cd cybertuz

# Run installer (adds `cybertuz` command to PATH)
bash install.sh

# Then run from anywhere:
cybertuz

Option 3: Direct run (no install)

git clone https://github.com/djunekz/cybertuz
cd cybertuz
bash cybertuz.sh

Uninstall

pip install:

pip uninstall cybertuz

Manual install:

bash install.sh --uninstall

Quick Start

bash cybertuz.sh

or

cybertuz

On first launch, you will be greeted with a welcome screen in English and prompted to select your language. Your choice is saved automatically and used for all future sessions.

To change language at any time, press L in the main menu.

Modules

Language Support

CyberTuz supports 13 languages. The entire UI, menus, disclaimers, module labels, and feedback messages are translated:

File Structure

cybertuz/
├── cybertuz.sh          # Main launcher
├── lang.sh              # Multi-language library (13 languages)
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── modules/
│   ├── 01_teori_dasar.sh
│   ├── 02_reconnaissance.sh
│   ├── 03_network_scanning.sh
│   ├── 04_vulnerability.sh
│   ├── 05_web_security.sh
│   ├── 06_kriptografi.sh
│   ├── 07_password_security.sh
│   ├── 08_social_engineering.sh
│   ├── 09_network_security.sh
│   ├── 10_wireless_security.sh
│   ├── 11_forensik.sh
│   ├── 12_malware_analysis.sh
│   ├── 13_ctf_latihan.sh
│   ├── 14_tools_cheatsheet.sh
│   ├── 15_laporan.sh
│   ├── 16_training_arena.sh
│   └── 17_misi_tugas.sh
└── logs/                # Auto-created: progress, scores, session log

Ethical Use

CyberTuz is strictly for educational and authorized use only. By running this tool you agree to:

• Only use techniques on systems you own or have explicit written permission to test
• Never use this tool for unauthorized access, surveillance, or harm
• Comply with all laws and regulations in your country
• Follow responsible disclosure practices

Unauthorized access to computer systems is illegal in most jurisdictions. The author assumes no liability for misuse. See DISCLAIMER.md for full details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before submitting pull requests or issues.

Security

To report a security vulnerability, see SECURITY.md.

License

Released under the MIT License. Free to use, modify, and distribute with attribution.

Author

Made with dedication by djunekz

• GitHub: @djunekz
• Repository: github.com/djunekz/cybertuz
• Issues: issues