How To Install Updated SayCheese In Termux 2025?

SayCheese is a tool designed to capture images using a target’s webcam remotely. It uses a phishing attack methodology by generating a fake webpage and prompting the target to allow access to their camera. Once they grant permission, the webcam captures photos which are then sent to the attacker’s system.

Important Disclaimer:
SayCheese and similar tools are intended for educational purposes or ethical hacking with permission. Unauthorized use is illegal and unethical.

Features of SayCheese:

1. Generates phishing links to prompt camera access.
2. Captures webcam images in real-time.
3. Works on Termux, Linux, and similar environments.
4. Requires port forwarding tools like Ngrok for remote access.

Installation of SayCheese in Termux

Step 1: Update Termux

Always ensure Termux is updated:

pkg update && pkg upgrade

Step 2: Install Required Packages

Install the essential tools for SayCheese:

pkg install git php openssh curl -y

Step 3: Clone the SayCheese Repository

Download the tool from its GitHub repository:

git clone https://github.com/thelinuxchoice/saycheese

Step 4: Navigate to the SayCheese Directory

Go to the SayCheese folder:

cd saycheese

Step 5: Run the SayCheese Script

Run the main script to start the tool:

bash saycheese.sh

Using SayCheese

1. Start the Tool:
   • After running the script, choose an option (usually port forwarding with Ngrok or similar tools).
2. Generate a Link:
   • SayCheese will provide a phishing link. This link is used to simulate the target accessing the camera.
3. Send the Link:
   • Send the link to the target (with permission) via email, message, or other platforms.
4. Wait for Target Interaction:
   • Once the target clicks the link and grants camera access, SayCheese captures images via their webcam.
5. Access Captured Images:
   • The images will be saved in the SayCheese directory.

Setting Up Port Forwarding

Using Ngrok:

1. Install Ngrok: pkg install wget wget https://bin.equinox.io/c/4VmDzA7iaHb/ngrok-stable-linux-arm.zip unzip ngrok-stable-linux-arm.zip
2. Authenticate: ./ngrok authtoken <your_auth_token>
3. Select Ngrok Option in SayCheese:
   • Ngrok will generate a public URL for the phishing link.

Ethical Use

1. Testing and Education:
   • Use the tool to demonstrate webcam vulnerabilities to educate people on recognizing and avoiding phishing attempts.
2. Consent is Mandatory:
   • Always seek explicit permission before running tests.

Key Points

1. Real-Time Image Capture:
   • SayCheese captures photos instantly once the target grants access.
   • The images are saved and can be viewed on your Termux.
2. Phishing URL:
   • The tool uses Ngrok to create a public URL that connects the target’s browser to your local Termux environment.
3. Storage of Captured Images:
   • All captured images are stored in the captured directory in the SayCheese folder.

Example of What Happens

1. You:
   • Send the phishing link (e.g., https://example.ngrok.io) to the target.
2. Target:
   • Clicks the link and sees a request like, “This site wants to access your camera.”
   • If they allow it, their webcam activates.
3. SayCheese:
   • Takes photos from the target’s webcam and saves them to your device.

Ethical Reminder

• This tool is strictly for educational purposes.
• Always obtain consent before testing someone’s security. Misuse can lead to serious legal consequences.