CMSimple Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of CMSimple in digital assets. It provides valuable insights into the deployment of this simple content management system.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
16 days 23 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
CMSimple is a content management system known for its simplicity and reliance on flat-files, eschewing the need for a traditional database. It's often used by small businesses, individuals, and web developers who prefer lightweight systems for their websites. By utilizing its straightforward design, users can manage content effectively without significant technical expertise. CMSimple is self-contained, making it attractive for those aiming to create personal or smaller commercial sites efficiently. Its no-database approach enhances performance and reduces overhead. The widespread use of CMSimple stems from its accessibility and ease of installation, drawing a diverse user base.
The scanner detects the use of CMSimple, identifying digital assets employing this CMS. This detection is crucial for understanding the technologies running on web properties, especially for security assessments. By pinpointing the presence of CMSimple, organizations can assess potential risks associated with its deployment. This detection helps in cataloging technology usage across an organization's assets. Since CMSimple operates on a flat-file basis, detecting it offers insights into infrastructure choices made by site administrators. Understanding the utilization of CMSimple aids in risk assessment and informed decision-making regarding website management.
Technical detection involves scanning the body of web pages for specific indicators associated with CMSimple. The scanner looks for elements like CMSimple locator elements and specific template conforms. It employs regex matching to extract version numbers if present, enhancing the detail of the detection process. By analyzing the site's web content closely, the scanner identifies markers indicative of CMSimple's usage. Detecting CMSimple requires matching known patterns in HTML code that signify its presence. Such accurate detection is pivotal for maintaining a clear overview of technology usage within a network of digital assets.
The potential effects of exploiting vulnerabilities in CMSimple could include unauthorized access to sensitive files and potential data manipulation. If not properly secured, the simplicity of CMSimple might make it a target for attackers seeking unprotected entry points. Without detection and monitoring, deploying CMSimple could lead to unanticipated security issues. Malicious actors could exploit configurations that aren't securely set, resulting in unwanted modifications or access. Understanding where and how CMSimple is used is crucial for safeguarding against potential threats. Addressing fundamental security configurations plays a critical role in preventing exploitation.
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