This guide shows how to install Seeker in Termux to track someone's real-time
location. If you need a Termux location tracker, this post could be useful.
Sometimes, you might need to track someone and find their exact location. You
might consider using IP address location tracking, but it may not always work.
Tracking someone's exact location with an IP address is challenging. Here's a
simple tutorial to help make it easier, but remember, this is for educational
purposes only, and we're not responsible for any misuse.
What is seeker?
Seeker is a straightforward tool written in Python, featuring an integrated
PHP server and Ngrok. It functions similarly to a basic phishing page,
capturing details such as Public IP, location, Operating System, Platform,
Browser name, and version.
Seeker Works With:
- Kali Linux
- Ubuntu
- Arch Linux Distros
- Termux
- Also on many other popular OS
Features:
Installing Seeker in Termux is quite simple, but you need to be familiar
with some Termux commands. Follow these steps to install Seeker:
1. Update and upgrade Termux packages:
apt update && apt upgrade
2. Install git and python3 if you haven't already:
pkg install git python3
3. Clone the Seeker repository:
git clone https://github.com/thewhiteh4t/seeker.git
4. Change to the Seeker directory:
cd seeker
5. Run the setup file to install dependencies:
bash install.sh
Now you can run seeker by typing
python3 seeker.py
To make this tool work, you need Ngrok, if you are not installed Ngrok then
here the tutorial on How To install ngrok in Termux
Now you have to Open New Terminal and type
./ngrok http 8080
You will receive a link as shown in the screenshot (Turn on your hotspot to
get the link). Copy the link and send it to anyone whose location you want to
track.
Note: Occasionally, the target may need to grant permission to share
their location with the deceptive website.
When they open the link you will get all the info as shown below
That's all you need to get the highly accurate location of the person. Most of the time, you will obtain the exact location along with the IP address.
Conclusion:
I hope you've learned how to install and use Seeker in Termux. If you
encounter any problems during installation, feel free to comment below.
Disclaimer: Seeker is a tool designed for educational and research purposes only. Any actions and/or activities related to the use of Seeker for tracking individuals without their consent may be illegal and unethical. The developers of Seeker are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this tool. Use it at your own risk.