Aviatrix Cloud Controller Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Aviatrix Cloud Controller Panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
15 days 14 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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The Aviatrix Cloud Controller is a leading solution in cloud network management, used by organizations to efficiently deploy and manage secure network infrastructures across various cloud service providers. It is designed for use by network administrators and cloud architects seeking to leverage multi-cloud environments. With a user-friendly interface, this controller enables seamless orchestration of network resources. Organizations rely on it to integrate secure networking features with existing cloud platforms. The software plays a crucial role in optimizing network performance, reducing complexity, and enhancing security across cloud landscapes. Its ability to unify multi-cloud operations for enterprises adds significant value to their cloud strategies.
The vulnerability detected by this scanner pertains to the exposure of the Aviatrix Cloud Controller login panel. Panel detection vulnerabilities are commonly associated with identifying web interfaces that can lead to unauthorized access attempts. Being a sensitive point in infrastructure, detecting these panels helps in assessing possible exposure to unauthorized login attempts and potential brute force attacks. Such vulnerabilities are significant as they can reveal administrative portals which should be secured against exposure to the public internet. Addressing this kind of vulnerability is crucial in safeguarding the controller from unauthorized access and subsequent network compromise.
The Aviatrix Cloud Controller panel detection involves locating the login interface accessible on a network. The detection is performed by examining HTTP responses for specific keywords in titles indicative of an Aviatrix panel. These words generally appear in a page's HTML code when an Aviatrix login page is loaded. The scanner focuses on responses with a 200 HTTP status code, confirming the presence of a visible panel. By identifying panels open to the internet, it offers insights into security postures and enhance precautions against unauthorized access.
Exploiting this vulnerability could allow unauthorized parties to gain insights into network configurations or attempt login brute-force attacks. This threatens the overall security by potentially allowing network intruders to initialize changes or access network data. It could lead to infrastructure misconfigurations, data breaches, and the exposure of sensitive network management details. Organizations face risks in losing control over their cloud deployments, which could result in service disruptions or data loss.
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