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# Searchsploit

Notas de uso do Searchsploit para consultar o Exploit-DB localmente, encontrar exploits públicos e revisar código de prova de conceito.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Searchsploit** é uma ferramenta para pesquisar rapidamente exploits conhecidos e arquivos relacionados a vulnerabilidades no **Exploit-DB** banco de dados. Ela é usada na linha de comando e funciona offline, tornando-a uma ferramenta útil para pentesters que desejam identificar exploits em sistemas vulneráveis.
{% endhint %}

{% embed url="<https://www.exploit-db.com/searchsploit>" %}

#### **Pesquisa Básica**

Você pode adicionar quantos termos de busca quiser. Na imagem abaixo, estamos procurando exploits que contenham os termos "oracle" e "windows".

```bash
searchsploit windows oracle 
```

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#### **Copiando o Exploit para a Área de Transferência e Diretório:**

Se você quiser copiar o exploit para a área de transferência, use "-p". Por exemplo: "searchsploit -p XYZ", onde XYZ é o ID do exploit. Se você quiser copiar o exploit para o diretório de trabalho atual, use "-m". Por exemplo: "searchsploit -m XYZ", onde XYZ é o ID do exploit

```
searchsploit -m 44553
```

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#### **Examinar um Exploit**

Se você quiser examinar ou estudar um exploit, use "--examine". Por exemplo: "searchsploit XYZ --examine", onde XYZ é o ID do exploit.

```bash
searchsploit 44553 -examine
```

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