Corero Network Security SmartWall Central Management Server Technology Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Corero Network Security, SmartWall Central Management Server in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
25 days 17 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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The Corero Network Security, SmartWall Central Management Server is an advanced protection solution used by enterprises to safeguard against targeted attacks and cyber threats. It's implemented in network infrastructure to provide real-time traffic monitoring, analysis, and robust security management. SmartWall is popular among large organizations that require scalable and effective network defense mechanisms. The platform supports centralized control, providing administrators with detailed insight into ongoing security operations. It's often employed in data centers, government agencies, and corporate IT environments for its reliability and efficacious protective capabilities. This server management system is widely acknowledged for enhancing network security posture against evolving threats.
The scanner detects the presence of the Corero Network Security, SmartWall Central Management Server on digital assets. It identifies the unique elements associated with the product's interface to confirm the deployment of this security solution. By checking for specific web elements and titles consistent with the SmartWall interface, it ensures accurate detection. The primary purpose is to assist security administrators in identifying deployed instances to assess their network's current security architecture. It also aids in evaluating if the outdated or unsupported versions are running, which may pose potential security risks. The detection provides critical insights into security solution deployments across network assets.
Technical details focused on confirming the presence of Corero Network Security, SmartWall Central Management Server through HTTP requests. It targets specific web elements such as titles and unique logos associated with the product. By sending a GET request to the expected login path and analyzing the response, it verifies the server's existence based on HTTP status codes and body content. The method employs logical conditions to ensure elements like the Corero-Logo and relevant HTML titles are present in the response. The approach guarantees accurate identification under specific response conditions, terminating further attempts if a positive match is found. This detailed scanning methodology ensures comprehensive detection across various network deployments.
If exploited or misconfigured, the technology detection could reveal sensitive information about security infrastructure, leading to targeted attacks. An attacker could potentially identify networks using Corero solutions and tailor attacks to exploit known vulnerabilities. The lack of detection for security updates might allow adversaries prolonged, undetected access. Misidentification of servers can lead to inefficient resource allocation in defense strategies. Furthermore, reliance on outdated technology poses a risk of deprecated methods and unaddressed security flaws. Maintaining awareness of deployed security solutions aids in robust defensive measures and avoids potential misconfiguration issues.
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