Phonia is a simple phone number OSINT tool that helps you investigate phone numbers and collect publicly available information. It can scan phone numbers, perform reconnaissance, and display useful details from different sources. It also supports scanning multiple phone numbers and saving the results to a file.
Here’s what you can do with Phonia in Termux:
- Investigate phone numbers.
- Scan multiple phone numbers from a file.
- Use different reconnaissance scanners.
- Save scan results to a file.
- Perform custom phone number reconnaissance.
- Learn phone number OSINT techniques.
Install Phonia in Termux
Below are the installation commands for Phonia in Termux. Copy and run them one by one to install the tool and start investigating phone numbers.
Update Termux packages.
pkg update && pkg upgrade -yInstall Git and Python.
pkg install git python -yClone the Phonia repository.
git clone https://github.com/coredamage/phonia.gitMove into the project directory.
cd phoniaInstall the required Python packages.
pip install -r requirements.txtInstall the compatible urllib3 and six packages.
pip install urllib3==1.26.18 sixRun Phonia.
python phonia.pyPhonia is now installed and ready to use.
Use Phonia in Termux
Below are the usage commands of the phonia tool.
Display the help menu.
python phonia.py -hScan a single phone number.
python phonia.py -n +1234567890Scan multiple phone numbers from a file.
python phonia.py -i numbers.txtSave the scan results to a file.
python phonia.py -n +1234567890 -o results.txtUse a specific scanner.
python phonia.py -n +1234567890 -s scanner_nameLaunch custom format reconnaissance.
python phonia.py -n +1234567890 --reconDisable colored output.
python phonia.py -n +1234567890 --no-ansiUpdate Phonia.
python phonia.py -uShow toolkit information.
python phonia.py --infoEnd Note
Phonia is a useful phone number OSINT tool for collecting publicly available information about phone numbers. It helps you investigate phone numbers, perform basic reconnaissance, and learn phone number OSINT using simple commands in Termux.
