Frameio API Token Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Frameio Token Exposure in digital assets. It identifies potential security risks associated with exposed API tokens in applications utilizing Frameio.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
16 days 8 hours
Scan only one
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Toolbox
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Frameio is a powerful cloud-based video collaboration platform widely used by media professionals to streamline video production workflows. It provides functionalities like version management, content review, and feedback procurement, making it indispensable for film studios, advertising agencies, and content creators. Designed for efficiency and collaboration, Frameio enables users to share, review, and comment on video projects in real-time, facilitating seamless communication between team members. Its integration capabilities with various video editing software tools make it a popular choice for many in the industry. By providing a centralized platform for video project management, Frameio enhances productivity and simplifies the complex processes involved in media production.
Token Exposure vulnerability occurs when sensitive tokens are exposed in an application's digital assets. These tokens, once accessible by unauthorized individuals, can be exploited to gain unauthorized access to the application or its features. The exposure of API tokens could lead to serious security issues, including data breaches and unauthorized manipulations. Detecting such vulnerability is crucial to maintain the security and integrity of applications, thereby preventing potential exploitations. By scanning and identifying such exposed tokens, organizations can safeguard their digital environments against unauthorized access and data leaks.
In this scanner, the technical focus lies on identifying Frameio API tokens that have been inadvertently exposed in the application's body content. The vulnerability is checked using a regex pattern that detects tokens structured in a specific format. These tokens are used for authentication in Frameio's services, and their exposure could enable unauthorized access to sensitive data and functionalities. The scanner verifies if these tokens appear in the response body of the target URL, indicative of an exposure incident. Such exposures are typically due to misconfigurations or inadequate access control measures within the application's codebase.
Exploitation of this vulnerability could lead to unauthorized access to protected resources and functionalities, potentially allowing attackers to manipulate media content, access sensitive data, or disrupt service operations. This kind of security breach compromises user data integrity and privacy, affecting both users and the organization adversely. The exposure of tokens may also result in reputational damage and financial loss for the media company utilizing Frameio services. It is crucial to address this type of vulnerability promptly to protect against unauthorized misuse.
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