Eko Charger Management Console Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Eko Charger Management Console in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
26 days 6 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Eko Charger Management Console is a software solution used by electric vehicle charging infrastructure operators to manage and monitor their charging stations. This management console is typically used by network administrators and charging station operators to oversee day-to-day operations. It enables users to monitor charging sessions, control access to charging stations, and obtain real-time data on the usage of charging equipment. By providing such features, Eko Charger Management Console plays a pivotal role in offering efficient and reliable charging services to electric vehicle users. This software is commonly utilized in smart city initiatives and large-scale electric vehicle charging networks. It is often integrated into larger backend management systems for wide-scale operations.
Panel Detection is the process of identifying the presence of an administrative or management panel in an application. It involves scanning for elements like specific titles, URLs, or source code indicators that reveal the existence of a control panel. Detecting such panels is crucial because they usually provide significant administrative functions and, if left unsecured, could be targeted by attackers. An exposed management console could allow unauthorized individuals to manipulate settings or access sensitive operational data. Effective panel detection helps secure web applications by identifying entry points that may require tightened access controls or other security measures.
The technical aspect of this vulnerability encompasses identifying keywords and patterns in network responses that indicate the presence of a management console login page. This typically includes looking for specific HTML tags, titles, or URL endpoints associated with the Eko Charger Management Console. The detection process may further examine HTTP response codes to confirm the existence of the panel. This vulnerability does not exploit the panel itself but rather highlights its presence, which can then be mitigated by implementing security measures. Such measures ensure that only authorized personnel have access to the administrative functions.
When the presence of an exposed panel is detected, unauthorized access could lead to severe consequences, including system manipulation, data breaches, or disruption of services. Attackers exploiting this entry point may attempt to infiltrate the system to extract sensitive information or execute unauthorized commands. If the management console contains critical functions, an attacker could alter charging rates, disable stations, or modify access privileges. This could impede the operational reliability of an electric vehicle charging network and damage the trust of users and stakeholders reliant on these services.
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