NPort Web Console Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of NPort Web Console in digital assets. It helps in identifying the presence of the NPort Web Console login panel to ensure infrastructure security.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
19 days 12 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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NPort Web Console is a network management software used by organizations to manage industrial networking products. It is commonly utilized by industries to monitor and control device configurations and data transmission settings. The software is designed to provide a user-friendly interface that aligns with industrial protocols and standards. Organizations leverage this tool to ensure efficient data communication and device connectivity. The Web Console serves as a critical component in industrial networking, offering real-time management capabilities. The product is widely implemented in settings where robust and reliable network solutions are required.
The vulnerability is related to the detection of the NPort Web Console login panel, which can pose a security concern. Unauthorized detection of this panel can lead to exposure to potential security threats. Threat actors may exploit this information to conduct reconnaissance activities. Detecting such panels is vital as it helps in proactively addressing security misconfigurations. Ensuring that these panels are not publicly accessible can prevent unauthorized access attempts. Organizations must periodically review their infrastructure for such vulnerabilities.
The technical details of the vulnerability involve detecting the endpoint serving the NPort Web Console login panel. Malicious actors can target the login endpoint using automated tools. This vulnerability often links to weak or default credentials used in the login interface. Ensuring that strong, unique credentials are required for access is crucial. Organizations should also limit access to trusted IP addresses where feasible. Monitoring and logging failed access attempts can help in identifying potential malicious activities.
If exploited, this vulnerability can lead to unauthorized access to network management interfaces. A compromised panel can allow attackers to manipulate network configurations. It can lead to data interception or rerouting, causing disruptions in network communication. Exploitation could also result in the exposure of confidential networking settings or data. Malicious changes in configurations can impact the integrity and availability of network operations. Regularly auditing access points and securing login panels can mitigate these risks.
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