Dameng Database Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Dameng Database in digital assets. It identifies and fingerprints Dameng Database servers using their native wire-protocol.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
17 days 9 hours
Scan only one
Domain, Subdomain, IPv4
Toolbox
The Dameng Database is a high-performance database management system widely used in various industries for efficient data storage and retrieval. Developed by Dameng, it supports diverse applications in fields like finance, telecommunications, and government sectors. The software offers robust features for data management, security, and scalability, making it a preferred choice for organizations handling large volumes of data. Businesses leverage Dameng Database for its strong support in diverse computing environments and its ability to integrate with existing IT infrastructure. The database serves as a backend for applications requiring high transaction rates and reliability, ensuring that critical business operations run smoothly.
The detection scanner identifies the presence of Dameng Database servers on a network by leveraging their native wire-protocol for network reconnaissance. It is designed to provide insights into the deployment of Dameng Database across digital assets to help system administrators manage and secure their network infrastructure. By detecting instances of Dameng Database, the scanner aids in inventory management and in the assessment of potential attack surfaces a network might present. The tool is particularly valuable for organizations maintaining vast and complex network systems, ensuring they are aware of all the database assets present. It also helps in staying compliant with internal and external data security policies by identifying all running database instances.
Technical detection involves analyzing the network for specific ports and network activity associated with the Dameng Database, particularly identifying patterns specific to its protocol using a reconnaissance tool. This approach effectively captures data regarding server versions and IP addresses using techniques such as network fingerprinting. The scanner processes information following a detection protocol, scanning for responses indicative of a Dameng Database according to its unique network signature. This detection's primary parameters include known default ports and identifiable handshake signals unique to Dameng Database systems. Such technical details allow for comprehensive mapping of detected instances, further supporting IT operations in maintaining secure and updated digital environments.
Exploitation of detection vulnerabilities can result in unauthorized reconnaissance activity, where attackers gain insights into the network's database infrastructure. Such information permits attackers to craft more targeted attacks, leading potentially to unauthorized data access, service disruption, and data integrity threats. Moreover, failure to recognize and update vulnerable instances can lead to support issues, as unsupported versions might harbor unpatched security weaknesses. Detection of database instances serves as a crucial first step in a more extensive security strategy aiming at safeguarding sensitive data and ensuring all potential threat vectors are mitigated.
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