New Relic License Key Token Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of New Relic License Key Exposure in digital assets. It identifies potential vulnerabilities by scanning for exposed New Relic license keys that can lead to unauthorized access.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
1 week 13 hours
Scan only one
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New Relic is a powerful observability platform used by developers and site reliability engineers for monitoring application performance and infrastructure. It provides insights into the usage and efficiencies of software environments across various industries, including tech startups and large enterprises. The platform helps teams improve customer experiences by offering detailed performance metrics. Businesses utilize New Relic to quickly identify and respond to system issues, enhancing their operational capabilities. Its versatility supports integrations across numerous systems, ensuring seamless monitoring capabilities. New Relic is instrumental in maintaining system integrity and performance across diverse technological landscapes.
This scanner focuses on detecting Key Exposure vulnerabilities within the New Relic environment. Key Exposure is a critical security flaw where sensitive keys, such as API keys or license keys, are inadvertently exposed, allowing unauthorized access to sensitive systems. When these keys are exposed, it can lead to significant security risks, including data breaches and unauthorized data manipulation. By identifying exposed keys, organizations can take timely actions to mitigate potential threats. Understanding this vulnerability allows teams to strengthen their security posture and prevent misuse of exposed credentials. Consistent scanning and monitoring are crucial in protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access.
The vulnerability lies in the accidental exposure of New Relic license keys, which can occur through misconfigured server settings or unintentional coding errors. Such exposures usually happen when server logs or code repositories inadvertently display these keys. Specifically, the vulnerability is detected by scanning for patterns within the digital assets that match typical New Relic license key structures. Insecure endpoints and missing protective measures in server configurations can inadvertently reveal these keys. The scanner uses regex patterns to locate and flag potential exposures within the system. Swift identification is vital for reducing the risks associated with unauthorized key access.
Exploitation of this vulnerability can lead to severe security breaches, including unauthorized access to the New Relic platform. If a malicious actor gains access to an exposed New Relic key, they can monitor and manipulate performance data or consume licensed resources maliciously. This unauthorized access could result in both operational disruptions and financial losses. Organizations might also face reputational damage if customer data integrity is compromised. Moreover, an attacker leveraging these keys could perform actions under the guise of legitimate system operators, leading to wider security ramifications. Addressing these exposures promptly mitigates the risk of potential exploitation.
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