Pseudo Bash 1.88.6

Pseudo Bash - A Comprehensive iOS Terminal Experience

Pseudo Bash offers a diverse array of commands for network management, device information retrieval, messaging, coding, application controls, and file operations, making it a valuable tool for iOS users seeking terminal functionality.

• Network Commands:
  • icloud: Retrieves files from iCloud.
  • wget|urlpath|filename: Downloads files from any URL.
  • ping: Checks network connectivity.
  • link|url|s: Opens a web link in the browser (s for SSL).
  • whois: Lists devices on the network and provides a total count.
  • net_stat: Displays network statistics.
  • json|url: Retrieves JSON payloads from the specified URL.
  • ssh|IP|usr|pass|command: Establishes a secure shell connection.
  • attacks: Displays a digital attack map.
  • DoS|url|iterations: Simulates a DoS attack for testing purposes.
  • BTCe: Provides real-time BTC exploration via live socket.
• Device Commands:
  • mem: Displays available free space on the device.
  • cpu: Monitors CPU usage of the device.
  • info: Gathers detailed device information.
  • exit: Closes the application.
  • udid: Retrieves device UDID (not permitted in iOS 10+).
  • ssid: Obtains the network SSID.
  • up: Displays system uptime.
  • fonts: Lists available fonts on the device.
  • camera: Opens the camera application.
• Messaging Commands:
  • "email": Sends an email message.
  • "sms|number|message": Sends an SMS text message to the specified number.
  • "aesmessage|number|message|privatekey|salt": Sends an AES256 encrypted SMS text message.
  • "aes|message|privatekey|salt": Encrypts a message using AES256 encryption.
  • "decrypt|message|privatekey|salt": Decrypts an AES256 encrypted message.
  • "qr|stringToEncode": Converts a string or URL into a QR code format.
• Coding Commands:
  • "jdoodle": Launches jDoodle Objective-C code editor.
  • "python": Opens a Python code editor.
  • "repl": Initiates a Python REPL code editor.
  • "pyS": Saves a Python file to memory.
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• Application Commands:
  • "settings": Accesses application settings and stored user values.
  • <!-- Additional application commands omitted for brevity -->
• File Commands:
  • <!-- File command descriptions omitted for brevity -->

Pseudo Bash differentiates itself with its extensive command set, making it not only user-friendly but also powerful for managing various functionalities inherent in iOS devices. Each command is tailored to facilitate specific tasks, forging a seamless interface between the user and their device's capabilities.