IRISNext Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of IRISNext in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
17 days 11 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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IRISNext is a widely used document management system that helps organizations of all sizes to manage and store their digital documents effectively. It is utilized by businesses, government institutions, and educational establishments to streamline document processes. With its user-friendly interface and powerful functionality, IRISNext supports various document types and provides comprehensive solutions for digital asset management. The product enables seamless collaboration and efficient data access across multiple departments. IT teams often deploy IRISNext to improve organizational efficiency and maintain compliance with document management regulations. Due to its extensive features, the software is a popular choice for enterprises looking to digitize their paper processes.
This scanner is designed to detect the presence of the IRISNext product by identifying its login panel in web applications. Detecting such panels is crucial as it helps security professionals understand the software environment of an organization. A login panel detection aims to provide information about the exposed services and the potential security footprint. This specific detection focuses on identifying the IRISNext login page by analyzing HTTP responses. By detecting the panel, organizations can better assess the exposure of their documents and address security configurations. Understanding panel exposure is a critical step in securing web applications and associated data against unauthorized access.
The detection scan operates by sending HTTP GET requests to the web application's base URL. It specifically targets the path "/dblang.dcw" and evaluates the HTTP response for certain conditions. The scanner confirms detection if the response returns a status code of 200 and if the body contains the string "
Exploiting a detected IRISNext login panel could lead to unauthorized access to sensitive document management functions. If attackers discover a login panel, they could potentially launch attacks to guess user credentials, leading to unauthorized access. This might result in data theft, including confidential documents stored within the document management system. Additionally, successful exploitation of a public login panel could enable attackers to manipulate stored data, leading to integrity issues. Moreover, attackers could explore further vulnerabilities within the system once the entry point is compromised. Hence, securing exposed panels is crucial to preventing such unauthorized activities and protecting sensitive business information.
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