
Avalaunch FTP Service Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Avalaunch FTP Service in digital assets. It is useful for identifying the presence of Avalaunch FTP Service to manage and secure digital infrastructures.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
17 days 11 hours
Scan only one
Domain, Subdomain, IPv4
Toolbox
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Avalaunch FTP Service is a software component used primarily to facilitate file transfer protocols within digital infrastructures. It is commonly deployed by network administrators and organizations needing efficient means of data transfer. The service functions over a standard FTP system, often operating on port 21. Avalaunch FTP handles various FTP requests, serving as a critical tool for secure file management. Its use cases include secure file downloads and uploads, and it is a part of various network-based management tools.
This scanner detects the presence of Avalaunch FTP Service running on networked systems. The primary purpose of detection is to identify its deployment so that administrators can manage and secure the FTP environment effectively. Utilizing this detection mechanism aids in ensuring components of a network infrastructure are accounted for and monitored. By identifying Avalaunch FTP Service, administrators can validate configurations and assess potential vulnerabilities associated with FTP operations. Knowing the presence of this service can serve as a step in securing digital environments.
The detection process involves scanning the specified host on the default FTP port, which is 21. Upon a successful connection, the scanner checks the response for specific identifying words that indicate the service is Avalaunch FTP. Utilizing 1024 read-size bytes, it extracts the required data to verify service deployment. The scanner is capable of recognizing the particular signature associated with Avalaunch FTP based on its configuration and responses. Such detection metrics are crucial for recognizing and cataloging networked services accurately.
The existence of Avalaunch FTP Service, if not managed properly, can lead to potential security implications. Unauthorized access could result in file exploitation or data leakage. Misconfigurations within the FTP service could expose sensitive data to malicious actors. Identifying the service allows for precautionary measures to be implemented promptly, minimizing risk. Regular scans and audits help mitigate vulnerabilities by ensuring proper configurations and security measures are in place.