Terence is a collection of security enhancement tools designed to protect against hacking attempts and secure files on the internet. Inspired by the character Terence from Angry Birds, these tools aim to provide robust defenses and proactive measures to safeguard sensitive information and prevent unauthorized access.

Terence, much like his namesake, is known for his calm and composed demeanor. Similarly, these tools operate discreetly, employing robust security measures to protect against hacking attempts while maintaining a level-headed approach. The goal is to enhance security and ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of files and data.

Terence's caring nature and willingness to lend a hand when necessary are reflected in these tools' intention to protect users from hacking threats. By employing advanced techniques and continuously monitoring for potential vulnerabilities, these tools help fortify systems and provide early detection and prevention of unauthorized access.

• File Blocking and Quarantine: Terence offers the ability to block and quarantine files that do not have a valid pair of keys associated with them. Blocked files are moved to a designated folder for further analysis and security measures.

• Malware and Script Detection: These tools include malware and script detection capabilities to scan uploaded files for potential threats. Detected malicious files are promptly quarantined and reported for further investigation.

• Key-based Security: Each user is provided with a unique key that is associated with their files. The presence of a valid key allows seamless access, while files without a valid key are subjected to enhanced security measures.

• Automated Monitoring: Terence continuously monitors directories and files for any changes or updates. Any modifications trigger security checks and updates to ensure the integrity and security of the system.

• Reporting and Notification: Detected threats, blocked files, and security events are reported, allowing for further analysis and response. Notifications can be sent via email or other means to alert users and administrators about potential security risks.

1. Clone the Terence repository: git clone https://github.com/blacklovertech/Terence.git

2. Follow the setup instructions provided in the README file to configure and customize the tools according to your specific needs.

3. Ensure that all usage adheres to ethical hacking principles, respecting authorized access and avoiding any unauthorized activities. #Installations Detail's

4. Download and Extract the Terence Release:

   • Visit the Terence GitHub repository: GitHub Terence

   • Download the latest release version as a zip file.

   • Extract the contents of the zip file to your local machine.

5. Upload Files to Root Folder:

   • Upload the extracted files to the root folder of your website or server.

   • Ensure that the necessary permissions are set for the files to run properly.

6. Configure Environment:

   • Open the app/env.php file in a text editor.

   • Generate a unique key using the provided key generation tool: Terence Keygen.

   • Copy the generated key and paste it into the env.php file.

7. Index File Initialization:

   • Ensure that an index.php file exists in the root folder.

   • The index.php file serves as the entry point for Terence.

   • When accessed, it will scan the directory and files for the presence of an env file or .htaccess file.

   • These files store the schema and file size information for each page.

8. Monitoring and Alerting:

   • Terence continuously monitors the directory and files for any unauthorized changes or hacking attempts.

   • If any unauthorized changes are detected, Terence will take action to protect the website or server.

   • Terence can block the access to the affected pages or files and alert the developer or website owner about the breach.

9. Authorized Changes:

   • If you make authorized changes to the website or server, such as updating the code or configuration, ensure to add the corresponding code to the env file or .htaccess file to allow access.

   • This will prevent Terence from blocking authorized modifications.

By following these steps, Terence will provide protection against hacking attempts and unauthorized changes to your website or server. It will actively monitor and block access to compromised pages or files, as well as alert you about potential breaches. Remember to use Terence responsibly and in compliance with ethical hacking guidelines and legal regulations.

Terence is currently under active development, and new features and improvements are being added regularly. As an open-source project, we welcome your ideas and suggestions to make Terence an even better tool for protection against hackers and for testing purposes.

If you have any ideas or feature requests, you can contribute them in the following ways:

1. Submitting Ideas: You can submit your ideas or suggestions by opening an issue on the Terence GitHub repository. Provide a clear description of your idea and its potential benefits to the project. The maintainers and community will review and discuss the proposal.

2. Discussion Forum: Join the Terence community discussion forum, where you can engage in conversations, share ideas, and collaborate with other developers and contributors. This forum serves as a platform for brainstorming and refining concepts before implementation.

3. Extra Line by Admin or Project Owner: If you are an admin or the project owner, you have the authority to accept and integrate ideas directly into the project. Ensure that the proposed changes align with the project's goals and adhere to ethical hacking principles and legal regulations.

Together, we can shape the future of Terence and create a powerful tool that protects against hacking attempts and assists in secure testing.

Please note that all contributions should be in line with ethical hacking principles, promote security, and comply with legal regulations. The maintainers reserve the right to review and evaluate all ideas and contributions to ensure they align with the project's vision and objectives.

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Terence and for helping to make it a more robust and effective tool.

By providing opportunities for ideas and contributions, you can foster an environment of collaboration and innovation. This will encourage developers and contributors to share their suggestions and actively participate in the project's growth and improvement.

Contributions to the Terence project are highly appreciated. If you have any ideas, suggestions, or improvements to make Terence a better tool against hackers or for testing purposes, please feel free to contribute. Your expertise and insights can help enhance the project's capabilities and security measures.

To contribute to the Terence project, follow these steps:

1. Fork the Terence repository by clicking the "Fork" button on GitHub.

2. Clone the forked repository to your local machine using the git clone command.

3. Create a new branch for your contribution: git checkout -b my-contribution.

4. Make your desired changes and enhancements to the codebase.

5. Test your changes thoroughly to ensure they work as intended.

6. Commit your changes with descriptive commit messages: git commit -m "Add feature XYZ".

7. Push your changes to your forked repository: git push origin my-contribution.

8. Open a pull request on the original Terence repository to propose your changes.

Before submitting a pull request, make sure to discuss your proposed changes with the project maintainers to align them with the project's objectives and guidelines. Contributions should adhere to ethical hacking principles, promote security, and comply with legal regulations.

Thank you for your interest in contributing to Terence. Together, we can make it a more effective and robust tool against hackers while supporting developers in their testing endeavors.

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Terence is licensed under the MIT License, which allows you to freely use, modify, and distribute the software. However, it is important to comply with ethical hacking guidelines and legal regulations when utilizing the tool.

By encouraging contributions, you can create a collaborative environment where developers can contribute their expertise and ideas to improve the project's security and effectiveness against hackers. Remember to review and test any contributions thoroughly to ensure they meet the project's standards and align with ethical hacking practices.