Online Hacker Terminal Simulator

Experience a realistic hacker terminal simulation with advanced features, network visualization, and real-time feedback.

HackerTerminal v2.0
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Command Reference

Basic Commands

help

Display list of all available commands and their usage

Example:help
clear

Clear the terminal screen

Example:clear
exit

Exit the terminal session

Example:exit
whoami

Display current user information

Example:whoami

Network Scanning

scan <target>

Perform a quick port scan on the target system

Example:scan 192.168.1.1
nmap <target> [options]

Advanced network mapping and vulnerability scanning

Example:nmap 192.168.1.1 -sV
ping <host>

Test connectivity to target host

Example:ping 192.168.1.1
traceroute <host>

Display route to target host

Example:traceroute google.com

Exploitation Tools

exploit <target> <vulnerability>

Execute exploit simulation against target system

Example:exploit 192.168.1.1 CVE-2024-1234
bruteforce <service> <target>

Perform bruteforce attack simulation

Example:bruteforce ssh 192.168.1.1 -u admin
inject <target> <payload>

Simulate SQL injection attack

Example:inject https://target.com login.php

File Operations

ls [directory]

List contents of current or specified directory

Example:ls /home/user/documents
cd <directory>

Change current directory

Example:cd /var/www
cat <file>

Display contents of a file

Example:cat secret.txt
find <pattern>

Search for files matching pattern

Example:find *.php

Cryptography Tools

crack <file>

Attempt to crack encrypted file or hash

Example:crack password.hash
encrypt <file> [algorithm]

Encrypt file using specified algorithm

Example:encrypt secret.txt aes256
decrypt <file> [key]

Decrypt encrypted file using provided key

Example:decrypt secret.enc key.txt
hash <file> [algorithm]

Generate hash of file using specified algorithm

Example:hash document.pdf sha256

System Tools

netstat [options]

Display network connections and routing tables

Example:netstat -antup
ps [options]

List running processes

Example:ps aux
top

Monitor system processes in real-time

Example:top
kill <pid>

Terminate process by ID

Example:kill 1234

Network Connections

connect <host> [port]

Establish connection to remote host

Example:connect 192.168.1.100 22
disconnect

Close current connection

Example:disconnect
proxy add <host>

Add proxy server to chain

Example:proxy add 10.0.0.1:8080
proxy list

List active proxy servers

Example:proxy list

Information Gathering

whois <domain>

Retrieve WHOIS information for domain

Example:whois example.com
dig <domain>

Perform DNS lookup

Example:dig example.com
nikto <target>

Web server scanner simulation

Example:nikto -h http://target.com

Terminal Features

Experience a comprehensive set of hacking simulation tools and features in a safe, educational environment.

Command Line Interface

Authentic terminal experience with command history, auto-completion, and real-time output.

Network Visualization

Dynamic visualization of network connections, data packets, and system interactions.

Security Tools

Simulated security tools including port scanning, vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing.

Encryption Tools

File encryption/decryption simulation with various algorithms and methods.

File System Access

Navigate and manipulate simulated file systems with standard Unix commands.

Script Execution

Run custom scripts and commands with real-time execution feedback.

Network Tools

Network analysis tools including packet sniffing and traffic monitoring simulations.

Database Tools

Database interaction simulations with SQL commands and data manipulation.

Authentication Simulation

Simulate various authentication bypass and password cracking techniques.

Exploit Simulation

Practice with simulated exploits and vulnerability testing in a safe environment.

How to Use the Hacker Terminal

Step 1

Open the terminal and type 'help' to see available commands and tools.

Step 2

Use 'scan' to identify network targets and vulnerabilities.

Step 3

Execute 'exploit' commands to simulate security testing.

Step 4

Navigate the file system using standard commands like 'ls', 'cd', and 'cat'.

Step 5

Run custom scripts using the 'run' or 'execute' commands.

Step 6

Use security tools with commands like 'nmap', 'sqlmap', and 'metasploit'.

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