baserCMS Web Installer Scanner
This scanner detects the use of baserCMS Web Installer in digital assets. It identifies the presence of an incomplete installation which unauthorized users could exploit to set up the CMS with attacker-controlled settings.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
11 days 9 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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baserCMS is a versatile content management system used for managing digital assets and websites. It is widely employed by web developers to create and handle various web applications. The installation process typically involves setting up on a server where multiple users might collaborate. Companies use it for designing and implementing web pages that can be easily updated and maintained. The CMS allows for customizable themes and plugins, enhancing its functionality for varied domains. Deployment of baserCMS is typically done by both beginners and more advanced users, owing to its user-friendly design.
The scanner is designed to detect the presence of the baserCMS Web Installer. The Web Installer vulnerability indicates that an installation process has not been completed. This leaves the system open to the risk of being set up with malicious intention by attackers. If exploited, unauthorized users could potentially install baserCMS under attacker-defined parameters. The presence of the installation page suggests inadequate security measures on the hosting server. Identifying such vulnerabilities helps prevent unauthorized installations and potential data breaches.
The vulnerability details reveal the technical specifics about the installation page exposure in baserCMS. It targets the vulnerability endpoint found at the installation path, characterized by particular identifying strings in the response body. The status condition of the server response is insufficient to secure the page from unauthorized access. Allowing redirects increases the risk of a successful exploitation attempt. It is critical for users to recognize and respond swiftly to such vulnerabilities upon detection. A successful scan identifies key precursor indicators suggestive of exposure risk.
If left vulnerable, the web installer exposure may lead to several potential negative effects. Attackers may gain control over the baserCMS installation, potentially leading to data breaches. This unauthorized access can result in the manipulation of website content and unauthorized data retrieval. Organizations could face reputational damage and financial loss thanks to unauthorized access to sensitive data. If misused, attackers might reconfigure system settings to further exploit internal resources. Overall, the integrity and availability of the digital asset are severely threatened if the vulnerability is not addressed promptly.
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