Bitwarden Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Bitwarden Panel in digital assets. It identifies the presence of the Bitwarden Web Vault Login panel, providing insights into potential security misconfigurations associated with its deployment.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
17 days 20 hours
Scan only one
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Toolbox
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Bitwarden is a widely used open-source password management application, ideal for both personal and organizational use. It allows users to securely store and access passwords across various devices and platforms. The application is utilized by individuals and companies alike, thanks to its robust security features and cross-platform availability. Bitwarden aims to simplify password management while ensuring user data is encrypted and protected. The Bitwarden Web Vault, part of this software, serves as an online access point for users to manage their vaults. Organizations can deploy Bitwarden either on-premises or use Bitwarden's hosted services to safeguard sensitive information against unauthorized access.
Panel Detection is a type of security analysis focused on identifying the presence of specific web interfaces, such as login panels or administrative dashboards. The detection of such panels is crucial because these endpoints can be targeted by attackers to exploit weaknesses in authentication or gain unauthorized access. By detecting the Bitwarden Web Vault panel, users and security professionals can acknowledge its presence and assess any associated security configurations. This detection aids in determining whether access controls are adequately applying to prevent unauthorized users from discovering and accessing these panels. Detecting panels can assist in adhering to best practices for securing web applications.
Technically, the vulnerability detected relates to the visibility and accessibility of the Bitwarden Web Vault login panel on web assets. The scanner searches for particular keywords and phrases in the web application's body content and checks the HTTP status codes to identify the existence of the panel. Keywords such as 'Bitwarden Web Vault' in the HTML title and alt attribute, along with a 200 HTTP status code, confirm its presence. This vulnerability does not necessarily imply a direct security threat but highlights the need for proper access control measures to prevent unwanted exposure.
When exploited, exposed panels like the Bitwarden Web Vault Login panel can lead to various potential issues. An attacker might attempt to perform brute-force attacks or other unauthorized login attempts if the platform lacks strong authentication mechanisms. Inadequate security measures could result in unauthorized access to sensitive user data or influence organizational security if broader credentials or administrative functions are compromised. Moreover, visibility of these panels can serve as a starting point for further reconnaissance and exploitation of the broader network or application infrastructure.
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