JBoss Web Service Console Security Misconfiguration Scanner
This scanner detects the use of JBoss Web Service Console Information Disclosure in digital assets. The disclosed details could lead to potential security risks if exploited, highlighting the need for secured configurations.
Short Info
Level
Low
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
1 week 10 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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JBoss Web Service Console is an administrative part of JBoss, an open-source Java-based application server used by developers and organizations worldwide to deploy, host, and manage their Java applications. It facilitates easy deployment and management of J2EE applications and provides extensive support and integration capabilities with other Java technologies. The console allows administrators to oversee the web services running on their system, helping in real-time management and monitoring of services.
The Information Disclosure vulnerability occurs when the JBoss Web Service Console displays sensitive system information that should be kept secured. This includes exposed web services and system details that could be leveraged by unauthorized individuals. If the detailed information is accessed, it can significantly reduce the confidentiality of the system, leading to potential exploitation and malicious activities.
Technical details about the vulnerability involve the exposure of web service endpoints that should typically be restricted to authorized personnel only. Unauthenticated users accessing the console could gain insights into the web services and possibly exploit certain system features. By accessing the specific endpoint '{{BaseURL}}/jbossws/services', unauthorized individuals may retrieve details about web services that should be secured.
Exploitation of this vulnerability could lead to unauthorized access to sensitive functionalities and data. Malicious actors can use the information to launch targeted attacks, compromising system integrity or leading to data breaches. It can also provide insights into weakly configured services, presenting further attack vectors.
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