Easy-WI Installation Page Scanner
This scanner detects the exposure of Easy-WI Installation Page in digital assets. Easy-WI is susceptible to exposing its installation page due to a misconfiguration. This scanner helps identify such exposures to prevent unauthorized access.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
17 days 2 hours
Scan only one
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Easy-WI is a popular control panel used primarily in the gaming industry to manage game and voice servers. It is utilized by both individual server operators and hosting companies to provide ease of management for their gaming infrastructure. The software offers web-based accessibility, making it convenient for users to monitor and control servers from any location. As the demand for gaming servers increases, Easy-WI has become a go-to solution due to its user-friendly interface and robust feature set. It integrates seamlessly with various game servers, providing comprehensive control over server management tasks. This software is often updated to enhance security and improve user experience.
The vulnerability detected in Easy-WI relates to the exposure of its installation page. If not properly secured, the installation page can be accessed by unauthorized individuals, potentially leading to unauthorized changes or data exposure. This risk arises due to configuration issues that do not restrict access to the installation interface. Attackers can exploit this to gain insights into the internal workings of the server setup. Exposure of such critical components can lead to further security breaches if exploited. It is essential to secure the installation page to prevent any unauthorized access or malicious activities.
Technically, the vulnerability involves the "install/install.php" endpoint on Easy-WI. This endpoint, when exposed, presents the installation interface, which should typically be restricted or removed after initial setup. The presence of the phrase "Welcome to the Easy-WI installer!" in the body of a HTTP 200 response indicates the vulnerability. Such exposure results from misconfigured permissions that allow the page to be accessed over the web. The default status of this endpoint might not be adequately secured, allowing public accessibility.
If this vulnerability is exploited, unauthorized individuals may gain administrative control or access to sensitive configurations. This can lead to compromised server setups, data theft, or further infiltration into the network. The malicious user may manipulate or corrupt data, resulting in operational disruptions. Moreover, the integrity of the server management setup can be compromised, leading to potential financial and reputational damages for the server operator or hosting company.
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