How to Install and Use TBomb in Termux on Android

TBomb, made by Speedx, is a strong free tool for sending lots of SMS, calls, and emails to a target phone number. It sends many messages or calls quickly to test how well communication systems can handle pressure.

This guide will show you how to install TBomb on Termux for Android phones and explain how to use it easily.

Important Notes Before Installing TBomb

Before proceeding with the installation, keep these points in mind:

• Some APIs may be offline due to overuse, meaning not all messages may be successfully sent.
• Use the latest version of Termux from the F-Droid Store. The Play Store version is outdated and hasn't been maintained since 2019.
• An active internet connection is required for TBomb to function correctly.
• The application is completely free and does not charge for sent SMS or calls. However, mobile carriers may have limitations.
• Using a single thread with a reasonable delay is recommended for optimal performance and to prevent unnecessary load on APIs.
• Ensure Python 3 is installed and always keep TBomb updated for the best results.

Installation Guide of TBomb in Termux

Installing TBomb in Termux is straightforward, but make sure to follow these steps carefully to avoid issues.

1. Install Termux (If Not Installed)

If you don’t have Termux installed yet, download and install it from the F-Droid Store.

Avoid installing Termux from the Google Play Store, as that version is outdated and no longer receives updates.

2. Update and Upgrade Termux Packages

Before installing any tools, update and upgrade all existing Termux packages to ensure compatibility.

pkg update -y
pkg upgrade -y

This ensures that all dependencies are up-to-date.

3. Install Required Dependencies

TBomb requires Git and Python to run. Install them by executing:

pkg install git -y
pkg install python -y

These are essential for downloading the TBomb repository and executing Python scripts.

4. Clone the TBomb Repository

Now, use Git to clone the official TBomb repository from GitHub.

git clone https://github.com/TheSpeedX/TBomb.git

This downloads TBomb’s latest version directly to your Termux environment.

5. Navigate to the TBomb Directory

After cloning the repository, move into the TBomb directory to access its script files.

cd TBomb

6. Install Python Requirements

TBomb relies on several Python libraries. Install them using the provided requirements file.

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

This ensures that all necessary dependencies are installed before running TBomb.

7. Grant Execution Permissions

Before running the script, provide execution permission to TBomb’s shell script.

chmod +x TBomb.sh

This allows the script to be executed within Termux.

8. Run TBomb

To launch TBomb, use the following command:

./TBomb.sh

During the first launch, TBomb will prompt you to install additional requirements. Press Enter to proceed.

Alternatively, you can execute TBomb using Python directly:

python3 bomber.py

Using TBomb in Termux

Once installed, TBomb can be used for SMS and call bombing. Below are the steps to use it effectively.

1. Choosing an Attack Type

Upon launching TBomb, you will be prompted to choose the type of attack:

• SMS Bombing – Sends multiple SMS messages to a target number.
• Call Bombing – Floods a phone number with incoming calls.
• Mail Bombing – Used to send large volumes of emails (if supported).

Select the attack type by entering the corresponding number in the menu.

2. Configuring Attack Parameters

After selecting an attack type, TBomb will ask for specific details:

• Target phone number (including country code, e.g., 1 for the USA, 91 for India).
  NoteEnter your country code without + sign
• Number of messages or calls to be sent.
• Delay time between each message or call (to prevent API rate-limiting).

A reasonable delay (e.g., 5-10 seconds) is recommended to avoid overloading APIs and maintain script stability.

3. Initiating the Attack

Once the parameters are set, TBomb will start gearing up the bomber, at this stage it will show you details like API Version, Target number, Threads etc. Press Enter to continue.

Then TBomb will begin sending SMS or making calls to the target number.

4. Stopping an Ongoing Attack

To stop the attack manually, use the keyboard shortcut: CTRL + Z

This will immediately terminate the process and return you to the Termux shell.

Troubleshooting:

Troubleshooting Common Issues

1. TBomb is Not Running Properly

If TBomb fails to run, check the following:

• Ensure all required dependencies are installed.
• Update Termux and reinstall TBomb if necessary.

pkg update -y && pkg upgrade -y
pip3 install --upgrade pip
cd TBomb
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

2. API Failures or Incomplete Bombing

If TBomb is not sending messages or calls as expected:

• Some APIs may be temporarily offline due to overuse.
• Try again later or use a reasonable delay between messages.

3. Termux Freezing or Crashing

Ensure your device has sufficient RAM and storage.

Avoid running multiple heavy applications alongside Termux.

Warning!

TBomb is a powerful tool intended for ethical testing purposes only. Unauthorized use of TBomb for harassment, fraud, or any malicious activities is illegal and could result in legal consequences.

Only use TBomb on your own devices or with explicit permission from the target. Ethical hacking should always be conducted responsibly and within legal boundaries.

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