BlackMoon FTP Chaos Edition Technology Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of BlackMoon FTP Chaos Edition in digital assets. It helps in identifying instances of this particular FTP service by analyzing responses from the server.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
20 days 15 hours
Scan only one
Domain, Subdomain, IPv4
Toolbox
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BlackMoon FTP Chaos Edition is a software service used for setting up FTP servers for file exchange operations. It is typically utilized by businesses and individuals who require a robust solution for file sharing and storage over the internet. The software accommodates various user data transfer needs, offering features for anonymous access and secure file management. It is well-suited for deployment in environments where ease of access and reliable data transmission are critical. Users can configure the FTP server according to specific access and security requirements. The software's functionality in managing network resources effectively contributes to its widespread application.
The detection scanner identifies the presence of BlackMoon FTP Chaos Edition by analyzing network traffic and server responses. It determines service usage by inspecting return data for specific identifiers unique to BlackMoon. This detection is crucial for network administrators wanting to audit and secure their network's service implementations. Identifying this service can alert administrators to potential security configurations that need reviewing. The detection process does not interact destructively with the server, ensuring that network services remain unaffected. Timely detection aids in maintaining up-to-date security standards and compliance.
Technical details about the detection include connecting to the FTP service running on the server, typically over port 21. The scanner sends a request to the server and reads the response data, looking for a specific matching string unique to BlackMoon FTP services. The scanner uses regex matching to extract version details, providing precise information about the service detected. This process requires a read buffer, configured to 1024 bytes, ensuring efficient handling of the server's response. Each connection aims to identify service characteristics without any disruption or modification to the existing server configuration. This passive approach allows for detailed service mapping of network devices.
Potential effects of identifying BlackMoon FTP Chaos Edition on a network include a better understanding of the network architecture and identification of where specific services are running. It allows administrators to check if unauthorized installations exist, potentially indicating the need for configuration review. Misconfigurations may pose risks such as unauthorized access and data leakage, so early detection is a preventive measure. Identifying the installation version aids in assessing if security patches are required. Administrators may use this information to align their network resources with security policies. Regular detection helps mitigate risks associated with outdated or suboptimal service configurations.
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