Coolify Security Misconfiguration Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Coolify Open User Registration in digital assets. Open User Registration vulnerabilities allow unauthorized creation of user accounts, potentially leading to exploitation and unauthorized access.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
19 days 5 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Coolify is a platform designed for managing and deploying applications. It is used by developers and operations teams to streamline the deployment process across diverse environments. The software provides a user-friendly interface and integrates various cloud services to facilitate efficient application management. It is popular among small to medium-sized teams due to its ease of use and comprehensive features. Organizations use Coolify to improve their deployment workflows and reduce the complexity of managing multiple applications. Its flexibility and support for multiple environments make it a valuable tool in modern application development and operations.
Open User Registration is a vulnerability where unauthorized users can create accounts on a system. This vulnerability can lead to the unintended access of system resources by attackers, who may use these accounts to further exploit the system. It arises when system protections are misconfigured, allowing public access to account creation functionalities that should be restricted. This can expose sensitive operations or data if not properly managed. The vulnerability is often used as a precursor to other attacks, leveraging the access gained to perform malicious activities. Uncontrolled user registrations can severely compromise the integrity and security of digital assets.
The vulnerability exists on the Coolify register page, where endpoints are left exposed, allowing anyone with access to create a user account. The vulnerability is detectable through the presence of specific keywords like 'Password again' and 'Coolify' in the HTTP response body of requests made to the /register endpoint. This condition is met when a request to the said endpoint returns a status code of 200, confirming the presence of an open registration page. Technical identification of the vulnerability involves specific queries in HTTP requests to reveal misconfigured settings.
When exploited, this vulnerability can enable attackers to create arbitrary user accounts. Such user accounts could be used to gain further unauthorized access to sensitive areas of the system. It may lead to data leakage, unauthorized data modifications, or further exploitations within the infrastructure. Attackers can use the registrations to impersonate legitimate users or extend privileges within the system. This could also impact system performance and stability if left unchecked.
