AmpJuke Default Login Scanner
This scanner detects the use of AmpJuke in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
1 minute
Time Interval
24 days 20 hours
Scan only one
Domain, IPv4
Toolbox
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AmpJuke is a multimedia jukebox software used to stream audio and manage music libraries. It is commonly deployed by individuals or small organizations to set up music streaming services. The software allows users to create custom playlists, manage audio tracks, and access music collections via a web interface. AmpJuke suits both personal use and small-scale online radio stations due to its user-friendly interface. Its functionalities allow administrators to manage user accounts, playlists, and configure different server settings for optimized media streaming. Due to its open-source nature, AmpJuke is often used by those seeking customizable and cost-effective streaming solutions.
This vulnerability involves the use of default login credentials in the AmpJuke software, specifically affecting security by allowing unauthorized access. Default credentials, such as the administrator's login and password, are set by software vendors during development. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability to gain unauthorized access, control, or disrupt services in systems using AmpJuke. This poses a threat as default credentials can be easily discovered and used to bypass authentication mechanisms. The wide accessibility of the software's installation files increases the risk of this vulnerability being exploited. Ensuring these default credentials are changed post-deployment is vital for maintaining a secure environment.
The technical details involved in this vulnerability focus on achieving login access by using the default administrator credentials. The login endpoint, typically "loginvalidate.php," can be targeted by attackers. By sending a POST request with predetermined credentials, attackers may gain unauthorized access to the system. The endpoint's vulnerability is exacerbated by the hard-coded "admin" username and "pass" password combination found in various installations. It is a straightforward attack vector, allowing the infiltration of accounts with administrative privileges thereby compromising the system.
The exploitation of this vulnerability can lead to severe consequences such as unauthorized access to sensitive data, alteration of system settings, and disruption of service availability. Attackers could misuse their access to alter playlists, delete audio tracks, or manipulate user accounts. Additionally, they might escalate privileges to carry out further attacks on the underlying systems. Such exploitation can damage the reputation of the service provider and may lead to financial losses or legal ramifications due to the breach of user privacy.
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