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SMS/Call Bombing From Termux | Using TBomb

Send Bulk SMS And Calls to The Victim, For Only Fun And Educational Purpose!


▫️Used Tool: TBomb In Termux


🔸Installation:

For Update And Upgrade:


apt update

apt upgrade


▫️Installation Of TBomb:


pkg up -y

pkg install git -y

pkg install python -y

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

cd TBomb

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

bash TBomb.sh


Press Enter 2 Times, And Installation Is Done


🔸Using:

After Installation You Will See 2 Options:


SMS Bombing

Call Bombing


1. Select Any Of It, It Will Ask You For Country Code. Type The Country Code Of Victim Without ' + ' Sign


2. Now It Asks For The Mobile Number, type The Victim's Mobile Number


3. Now It Ask The Number Of SMS/Calls To Be Sent, Type the Number And Press Enter (Type ' 0 ' (Zero) For Unlimited)


4. Boom, The Bomber Has Started.

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