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# Reemplazo de imágenes web con Xerosploit
Reemplaza imágenes en tráfico web no cifrado durante un laboratorio controlado con Xerosploit.
Xerosploit proporciona un `replace` módulo para reemplazar imágenes en tráfico web no cifrado.
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### Instalar Xerosploit
Ejecute el instalador:
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```bash
python3 install.py
```
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### Inicie la herramienta
Inicie Xerosploit:
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```bash
sudo python3 xerosploit.py
```
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### Comandos disponibles
* `scan` mapea la red.
* `iface` establece la interfaz de red.
* `gateway` establece la puerta de enlace.
* `start` establece una dirección IP objetivo sin escanear.
* `rmlog` elimina los registros de Xerosploit.
* `help` muestra los comandos disponibles.
* `exit` cierra Xerosploit.
### Configurar el dispositivo de laboratorio
Establecer la dirección IP del dispositivo de prueba:
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```bash
172.20.10.2
```
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### Ejecutar el módulo replace
Seleccione el `replace` módulo:
Elija `replace`, luego ejecute el módulo. Cargue el archivo de imagen a usar:
Use esta ruta de imagen:
`/home/jordan/Downloads/pwned.jpeg`
Las páginas web visitadas por el dispositivo de prueba ahora muestran la imagen reemplazada. Esto se aplica solo al tráfico HTTP no cifrado.
La herramienta también puede mostrar las imágenes cargadas por el dispositivo seleccionado.
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