Terminal UI

tmux Key Bindings

emp3r0r utilizes tmux to provide a terminal user interface. Familiarizing yourself with the following key bindings is important for efficient navigation:

Key Binding	Description
C-x + -	Split the current pane vertically
C-x + _	Split the current pane horizontally
C-x + x	Kill the current pane
C-x + c	Create a new tab
C-x + [1,2,3...]	Switch to the tab indexed as [1, 2, 3, ...]
C-x + ,	Rename the current tab
C-x + $	Rename the current session
C-x + q	Show pane index numbers; press the corresponding number key to switch
C-x + z	Maximize the current pane; use this when the pane is too small
C-x + Enter	Enter "copy mode"; press / to search for text in current tmux pane
Mouse Scroll	Enter "copy mode"; press / to search for text in current tmux pane
Mouse Select	Select and copy text to tmux buffer
C-x + ]	Paste text from tmux buffer to current pane
C-x + p	Paste text from tmux buffer to current pane
C-x + P	Select buffer to paste

You can customize your tmux experience by editing the .tmux.conf file.

Managing Sessions

If something goes wrong, you can execute the following command to kill the C2 server and clean up all tmux panes/windows:

tmux kill-session -t emp3r0r

Selecting and Copying

To select/copy text, hold down the Shift key and use your mouse. If you need to copy a whole line, you may need to maximize the current tmux pane first by pressing C-x + z.

Scrolling

To scroll up and down, you can typically use your mouse. However, if the mouse does not work with your terminal, press Ctrl + x, then Enter. The arrow keys should now work for scrolling.