Adfinity Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Adfinity in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
15 days 2 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Adfinity is a comprehensive software package used by businesses to manage various aspects of financial management and accounting. It is typically deployed in organizations to streamline financial operations, improve data accuracy, and ensure regulatory compliance. Adfinity provides tools for budgeting, payroll, purchasing, and other essential financial tasks, making it a valuable asset for finance departments. The software is utilized by companies across industries, including finance, healthcare, education, and more. Adfinity's web-based interface allows real-time access and reporting, which enhances decision-making processes within organizations. It is known for its ease of integration with other enterprise systems, contributing to its popularity among medium to large enterprises.
The detection focuses on identifying the presence of the Adfinity login panel in online assets. This detection method is crucial for understanding which systems are utilizing Adfinity and ensuring they are appropriately managed. Unauthorized access to such panels can lead to information disclosure or unauthorized transactions, making detection vital for maintaining enterprise security. By identifying the Adfinity panel, organizations can perform security audits and enforce stricter access controls to protect sensitive financial data. The detection process involves checking for specific markers in the web interface that confirm the adoption of the Adfinity system. This scanner aids in the organization's efforts to mitigate potential security risks associated with unauthorized access to financial management tools.
The detection occurs through HTTP GET requests to known paths where Adfinity login panels are hosted. The scanner looks for elements unique to the Adfinity interface, such as status codes and specific keywords like "Adfinity Web Application" or "csrf_adfinity_token." A successful match on these criteria confirms the presence of an Adfinity deployment. The use of regular expressions further extracts version information from the detected instances, which can be useful for version-specific auditing and security checks. This targeted approach minimizes false positives by ensuring that multiple conditions must be met to confirm the panel's presence. Detection is facilitated by examining the page's HTML content, ensuring an accurate assessment of the system's use.
If exploited, unauthorized access to an Adfinity login panel could lead to sensitive financial data exposure, including payroll, budgeting, and transaction records. Malicious actors could leverage this access to manipulate financial data, resulting in potentially significant financial losses or regulatory violations for the organization. Unauthorized use of the system could also lead to unauthorized financial transactions or changes that undermine the organization's financial integrity. The exposure of login panels increases the risk of brute-force attacks, where attackers attempt numerous login combinations to gain access. Successful attacks can also lead to reputational damage if confidential financial information is leaked or misused. Comprehensive detection and management of such panels are essential for minimizing these risks.
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