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# Substituindo Imagens da Web com Xerosploit
Substitua imagens em tráfego web não criptografado durante um laboratório controlado com Xerosploit.
O Xerosploit fornece um `replace` módulo para substituir imagens em tráfego web não criptografado.
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### Instalar o Xerosploit
Execute o instalador:
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```bash
python3 install.py
```
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### Iniciar a ferramenta
Inicie o Xerosploit:
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```bash
sudo python3 xerosploit.py
```
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### Comandos disponíveis
* `scan` mapeia a rede.
* `iface` define a interface de rede.
* `gateway` define o gateway.
* `start` define um endereço IP de destino sem fazer varredura.
* `rmlog` exclui os logs do Xerosploit.
* `help` exibe os comandos disponíveis.
* `exit` fecha o Xerosploit.
### Defina o dispositivo de laboratório
Defina o endereço IP do dispositivo de teste:
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```bash
172.20.10.2
```
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### Execute o módulo replace
Selecione o `replace` módulo:
Escolha `replace`, depois execute o módulo. Carregue o arquivo de imagem a ser usado:
Use este caminho de imagem:
`/home/jordan/Downloads/pwned.jpeg`
As páginas da web visitadas pelo dispositivo de teste agora exibem a imagem substituta. Isso se aplica apenas ao tráfego HTTP não criptografado.
A ferramenta também pode mostrar imagens carregadas pelo dispositivo selecionado.
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