Nokia Nuage Networks VSP Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Nokia Nuage Networks VSP in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
16 days 20 hours
Scan only one
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Nokia Nuage Networks VSP (Virtualized Services Platform) is a software-defined networking solution designed for enterprises and service providers. It is used to facilitate SDN/NFV deployments, providing flexibility and control over network functions. This platform is implemented in environments requiring robust virtual networking capabilities. Companies relying on cloud infrastructures and data center management frequently deploy this software. The platform's comprehensive framework allows users to manage network resources more efficiently. The dashboard offered by this platform aids in overseeing and configuring various network elements.
This scanner primarily focuses on detecting the exposure of the Nokia Nuage Networks VSP web dashboard. Detecting the panel's exposure can be crucial for identifying potential security misconfigurations. By verifying the presence of the panel, organizations can take steps to secure their assets. The scanner checks for specific indicators such as certain text patterns within the response body when accessing known dashboard URLs. This detection helps ensure that the platform's interface isn't inadvertently left exposed to unauthorized users.
The scanner specifically targets HTTP(S) endpoints where the platform's dashboard might be publicly accessible. These endpoints typically include ports like 8443, 9090, or 11443 used by the service. It employs specific keyword matchers in the HTTP response to verify the presence of the dashboard. The scanner evaluates both body content and HTTP status to provide reliable detection. Notably, it uses words such as "Nuage Networks" found in the body as an indicator of the panel's presence. Confirming these details assists in recognizing potential configuration oversights.
Exposing the Nokia Nuage Networks VSP dashboard can lead to unauthorized configuration changes if not secured. Malicious actors gaining access to such interfaces might alter critical settings, impacting service integrity. Misconfigurations originating from panel exposure can result in network disruptions or vulnerabilities. The exposure increases the risk of launching further attacks targeted at the backend systems. Information gleaned from the exposed interface could also be used in more sophisticated attacks. Securing the panel minimizes unauthorized access, ensuring system stability and security are maintained.
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