DEOS OPENview Admin Panel Unauthenticated Access Scanner
This scanner detects the Unauthenticated Access in DEOS OPENview. It identifies instances where the DEOS OPENview administrative panel is accessible without proper authentication. This detection is critical in preventing unauthorized users from gaining access to system controls and sensitive information.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
26 days 10 hours
Scan only one
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Toolbox
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DEOS OPENview is a management solution used extensively in building automation systems. It enables administrators to monitor and control various environmental systems such as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC). The software is primarily utilized by facilities managers and IT administrators to streamline building operations and ensure system efficiency. Implementations of DEOS OPENview can be found in commercial buildings, schools, and industrial complexes. Companies rely on the platform to provide real-time monitoring and data insights. The advanced features and user-friendly interface make it a preferred solution for comprehensive building management.
This vulnerability involves unauthorized access to the DEOS OPENview administrative panel. It allows individuals without proper authentication to gain access to system controls. Once exploited, attackers could potentially alter system configurations or retrieve sensitive operational data. Such vulnerabilities pose significant risks of malicious interference in critical building systems. The issue is predominantly a result of insecure authentication protocols. Addressing it is crucial to maintaining system security and integrity.
In technical terms, this vulnerability is present in the DEOS OPENview administrative panel endpoint, specifically located at the "/client/index.html" URL path. The vulnerability is the result of inadequate access control mechanisms, where the panel is exposed without requiring login credentials. This could lead to exploitation by anyone with access to the system's IP address or hostname, as the response to an unauthenticated request includes a status code of 200 and the string "<title>OPENview</title>". Deploying adequate authentication measures is essential to safeguard against unauthorized access.
Exploiting this vulnerability can result in unauthorized individuals manipulating building settings or obtaining sensitive data, potentially leading to operational disruptions or data breaches. Such unauthorized access can compromise the system's reliability and security. Attackers may also execute further malicious activities using their access, causing extended downtime and financial repercussions.
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