Laravel Telescope Exposure Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Laravel Telescope Log Exposure in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
23 days 11 hours
Scan only one
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Toolbox
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Laravel Telescope is a debugging assistant used extensively by Laravel developers and teams for monitoring and troubleshooting applications. It provides a real-time interface for reviewing requests coming into applications, handling exceptions, log entries, database queries, and other similar tasks. Utilized by a large community, it enables developers to keep track of scheduled tasks and variable dumps. This helps ensure proper functioning and debug any underlying issues. Laravel Telescope is crucial for maintaining the health of Laravel-based applications and enhancing their performance.
Log Exposure essentially involves unauthorized access to log entries containing potentially sensitive information within an application. When an application integrates with Laravel Telescope, it logs almost all activities including requests, exceptions, database queries, and more. If not properly secured, these logs can be exposed to external parties. Such exposure could lead to the leakage of sensitive information like API endpoints, personal user data, and internal error details. Misconfigurations in Telescope can thus result in an information disclosure threat.
The vulnerability manifests through the incorrect configuration of Laravel Telescope, often through weak access control settings. Endpoints like `/telescope/requests` can allow unauthorized users to view log data if proper authentication isn't enforced. The exposure typically includes titles such as "Telescope", "Requests", "Commands", and "Schedule" that hint at available functionality and data. This issue primarily arises when the tool is operational in production environments without stringent security checks.
When exploited by attackers, log exposure in Laravel Telescope can lead to significant information leaks. Attackers could exploit the endpoint to retrieve sensitive application logs, which may contain secrets or operational insight that can facilitate further attacks such as brute force or injection attacks. Such an information leak can severely impair the confidentiality of data, leading to larger security breaches.
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