Gocron Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Gocron Panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
22 days 14 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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The Gocron Panel is a task scheduling software commonly used by system administrators and developers to automate server tasks efficiently. It is an open-source project that allows users to schedule and manage cron jobs through a web interface. This tool is vital for routine administrative maintenance tasks and is utilized in both development and production environments. The ease of use and flexibility make Gocron Panel a popular choice in various industries, particularly those relying on regular task automation. Managed by a community of developers, it serves as a critical component in system operation workflows. Its integration into many systems highlights its reliability and utility in task management.
This scanner detects the presence of the Gocron Panel web interface on a server. The primary goal of the scanner is to identify the instances of Gocron Panel and provide insights regarding its deployment status. The vulnerability detected pertains to the exposure of the panel, which could potentially lead to unauthorized access if additional security measures are not in place. By finding these panels, administrators can ensure they are properly secured against unauthorized access. Detection of such panels aids in maintaining the overall security posture of an organization. Regular scanning for the presence of such panels is crucial to mitigate potential security risks.
Technical details about the detection involve sending HTTP requests to the target and analyzing the responses for specific indicators of the Gocron Panel. The scanner verifies the presence by checking for particular HTML title tags and a successful HTTP status code. This approach ensures that the detected service is indeed a Gocron Panel and not a false positive. Such precise validation helps in distinguishing legitimate panel installations from other similar-looking setups. The endpoint typically targeted is the server's base URL where the panel might be hosted. Proper configuration and up-to-date implementations are vital to prevent exposure.
Exploitation of this detected panel can lead to significant security issues. Malicious actors could potentially gain insights into scheduled tasks and manipulate or disrupt them. This could escalate into unauthorized access to deeper systems and information within the organization. Ensuring that the panel is secured with proper authentication and network restrictions is key to preventing such exploitation. Misuse of the scheduling functions can severely impact system performance and reliability. Organizations may also face operational downtime or data alteration if such vulnerabilities are exploited.