Manage Cabinet Register Exposure Scanner
This scanner detects the Manage Cabinet Register Exposure in digital assets. It provides insight into potentially exposed paths that attackers could exploit to access sensitive configuration information.
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Level
Low
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
22 days 20 hours
Scan only one
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Manage Cabinet Register is typically utilized by organizations to manage digital records and documentation. It's an integral part of content management systems used in various sectors such as healthcare, finance, and legal for its capabilities in document tracking and storage management. System administrators or IT personnel often operate it to ensure the seamless flow of information and document accessibility within an organization. The software is also used to manage storage volumes, cabinet names, aliases, and deployment details. It's critical in environments where accurate document management can enhance efficiency and compliance. By utilizing Manage Cabinet Register, organizations aim to centralize document administration and improve data governance.
The exposure detected typically involves unintentional access to sensitive information within the Manage Cabinet Register system. This vulnerability reveals details such as Storage Volume Name, Cabinet Name, aliases, and AppServer IP Address and Port, which should ideally remain confidential. Attackers exploiting this exposure could gather valuable information that might aid further malicious activities. It predominantly arises from misconfigurations or lack of access control mechanisms on the concerned endpoints. Identifying this vulnerability is crucial in maintaining the integrity and confidentiality of organizational data. It is important for businesses to implement security protocols to prevent unauthorized access.
The exposure manifests through the endpoint '/omniapp/pages/cabinet/managecabinet.jsf?Action=1', which can be accessed without sufficient authentication or authorization. The vulnerable parameter is 'Action', which, when left unprotected, can disclose sensitive backend details to any request. This endpoint should ideally be shielded from direct access or demand proper credential verification. Failing to secure this endpoint can open up avenues for information reconnaissance, which could be leveraged for more severe attacks. Monitoring and hardening this endpoint form part of essential risk management, targeting unauthorized information exposure. Technical scrutiny is needed to ensure its security from potential information leakage.
If this vulnerability is exploited, adversaries can gain significant insights into the internal configuration and distribution of storage systems. Such information could potentially be used to launch targeted attacks or compromise data integrity. It can lead to unauthorized data access, leading to data breaches or manipulation of stored documents. Moreover, it could provide attackers with strategic points of attack within the system's architecture. Businesses might face legal repercussions if sensitive information is leaked due to the exploitation of this vulnerability. Resolving such security gaps is fundamental to shielding an organization's digital assets from malicious threats.
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