Docebo eLearning Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Docebo eLearning in digital assets. It helps to identify the presence of the Docebo login panel to ensure proper security measures are in place.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
11 days 12 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Docebo eLearning is a Learning Management System (LMS) used by educational institutions and professional organizations to deliver, track, and manage training programs. It is widely used for corporate training, customer training, and compliance training across various industries. With its cloud-based architecture, Docebo allows seamless integration and scalability for organizations of different sizes. The platform is designed to enhance learners' engagement and streamline the administrative processes associated with learning management. Docebo's features include a social learning module, artificial intelligence integration, and a mobile-ready interface, making it a versatile tool for modern educational needs. The platform's flexibility and ease of use make it a popular choice among HR departments and IT professionals responsible for employee training and development.
The vulnerability detected by this scanner concerns the presence of the Docebo eLearning login panel. Detection of login panels can indicate areas where unauthorized access attempts might be made. Panel Detection is crucial as it reveals the entry points hackers could potentially exploit. This vulnerability is primarily due to the exposure of the login panel, which may not have sufficient protective measures in place. The availability of such panels can lead to further attacks if not properly secured, including brute force attempts. The goal of the detection is to alert administrators to the presence of such entry points so that they can reinforce security mechanisms. It emphasizes the need for thorough security protocols around exposed digital interfaces to prevent unauthorized access.
Technical details of the vulnerability include detecting specific elements within the web application's architecture. The scanner checks for the presence of keywords or page titles such as "Docebo E-learning" within the response body. This detection verifies the exposure of the login panel, which may not be immediately evident on the front-facing website. It also examines HTTP response status codes to ensure the accuracy of detection.... By identifying these elements, administrators can be alerted to potential security gaps in the system. The methodology ensures that the detection process is both thorough and accurate, laying the groundwork for subsequent protective measures.
Exploitation of this vulnerability could lead to unauthorized access attempts and potential data breaches. Malicious actors gaining access through exposed panels could attempt to compromise user credentials. The presence of the login panel can serve as a target for phishing attacks, where attackers could mimic the panel to deceive users into providing sensitive information. It also presents a vector for brute force attacks, given sufficient time and resources. Failure to secure these panels could result in loss of sensitive educational and personal data. The impact is not limited to data breaches; it can also lead to operational disruptions and reputational damage for organizations relying on Docebo.
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