Group-IB Managed XDR Panel Detection Scanner

This scanner detects the use of Group-IB Managed XDR Panel in digital assets. It helps identify the presence of a login panel for security auditing and management purposes.

Short Info


Level

High

Single Scan

Single Scan

Can be used by

Asset Owner

Estimated Time

10 seconds

Time Interval

22 days 14 hours

Scan only one

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Group-IB Managed XDR is used by organizations to enhance threat detection and incident response capabilities. It is deployed in environments looking to consolidate and automate their security operations. This software is crucial for real-time threat analysis and managing cybersecurity defenses across networks. Security teams leverage it to detect, analyze, and respond to incidents promptly. With its advanced analytics and machine learning capabilities, the product aids in identifying complex threats. Group-IB Managed XDR is popular among enterprises seeking comprehensive security solutions.

Panel Detection refers to identifying the presence of administrative or login panels in web applications. Such panels, if left exposed, can become a security risk, enabling unauthorized access attempts. The detection helps security teams understand where potential vulnerabilities may be exploited by attackers. Knowing the location of these panels can prompt organizations to enforce stricter access controls. The goal is to minimize attack surfaces and prevent unauthorized access. As a detection activity, it typically does not harm but rather informs stakeholders about potential entry points.

The template checks the presence of the login panel by identifying specific HTML title tags and checking the HTTP status response. The endpoint checked is typically the "login" page of the application. Ensuring an HTTP 200 response indicates that the page is accessible and potentially exposed to users. The presence of specific words in the page content confirms the identification of the Group-IB Managed XDR management panel. These details help pinpoint the exact location and status of the panel within digital assets. The technology detection aspect here relates to identifying the software component in use through its characteristic responses.

Exploiting this vulnerability could allow unauthorized users to attempt brute force attacks on the login panel. If successful, attackers might gain unauthorized access to sensitive operational controls within the network. This could lead to data breaches, tampering with security settings, and overall system compromise. Such exposure can impact the credibility of the organization's security posture. Remediating these vulnerabilities is critical to maintaining a secure, resilient environment. Regular monitoring and detection help preemptively highlight and mitigate these risks.

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