Concourse CI Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Concourse CI login panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
13 days 13 hours
Scan only one
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Concourse CI is an open-source, continuous integration tool developed primarily by Pivotal Software. It is used by software development teams to automate the build, testing, and deployment of applications, streamlining the software delivery process. Concourse CI is commonly used in agile and DevOps environments where rapid, frequent, and reliable software updates are essential. It integrates with various version control systems and cloud platforms, providing a centralized dashboard for managing CI pipelines. Its configuration is code-based, allowing developers to define jobs and resources in YAML, enhancing transparency and reproducibility. Due to its scalability and robust features, Concourse CI is popular among large organizations and open-source communities.
The panel detection vulnerability scanner specifically identifies the presence of the login panel for Concourse CI on digital assets. This detection is crucial as exposed login panels can be the initial entry point for unauthorized users attempting to access the system. By identifying these login panels, organizations can assess their exposure and ensure that correct access controls and protections are applied. The vulnerability is classified under security misconfiguration, as improperly configured or exposed panels can invite security risks. This scanner helps organizations to fortify their Concourse CI deployment by ensuring that access to the panel is through secure and authorized channels. Regular scanning for such misconfigurations can prevent potential breaches and maintain the integrity of the systems.
Technical details regarding the vulnerability check involve scanning for specific keywords associated with the Concourse CI login panel. The scanner sends a GET request to the target URL and checks for the presence of the 'Concourse' title or 'login to Concourse' phrase in the response. These keywords indicate the existence of a Concourse CI login panel at the endpoint. The detection process uses OR condition to confirm the panel's presence with any of the specified matches. By leveraging this detection mechanism, it provides a reliable way to discover exposed login panels, facilitating timely security measures to secure such endpoints.
When this vulnerability is exploited, unauthorized users can potentially attempt brute force attacks against Concourse CI's login panel to gain access. An exposed login panel without adequate protection can result in unauthorized access, leading to manipulation of CI/CD pipelines, leaking of sensitive information, or disruption of software delivery processes. Organizations might face compromised integrity, loss of intellectual property, or service downtime due to unauthorized modifications. Therefore, identifying and securing such panels is crucial in maintaining a strong security posture and protecting organizational assets.
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