OpenTouch Multimedia Services Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of OpenTouch Multimedia Services Panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
16 days 1 hour
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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OpenTouch Multimedia Services is a comprehensive communication platform developed by Alcatel-Lucent. It is widely used by businesses and organizations seeking to enhance collaboration and communication through multimedia channels. The software provides features such as instant messaging, video conferencing, and call management, making it a versatile tool for modern communication needs. It is deployed across various industries including telecommunications, healthcare, and education, where it streamlines communication processes. The platform is favored for its scalability, allowing organizations to expand their communication capabilities as needed. By integrating different communication modes, OpenTouch aims to improve efficiency and connectivity within organizations.
The vulnerability detected in this scanner pertains to the identification of login panels within the OpenTouch Multimedia Services platform. Detection of such panels can indicate exposure to unauthorized access attempts, as they could be potential entry points for attackers. The detection of login panels is crucial for understanding which parts of the system are publicly accessible. Recognizing these panels also helps in assessing whether proper access controls are in place. Panel detection is a foundational step in securing access points, especially in software dealing with multimedia and communication. By identifying these panels, security teams can better protect against unauthorized access.
The technical detail of this detection revolves around the identification of specific endpoints within the OpenTouch Multimedia Services. The scanner probes URLs such as "/authenticationform/login" and "/authenticationform/jsp/logonWeb.jsp" to determine the presence of login panels. These endpoints are matched against specific words and response status codes to confirm the panel's presence. The scanner uses a combination of word and status matchers with conditions to ensure accurate detection. It also extracts version information using regular expressions to determine the specific software version in use. This detection capability is integral to assessing the security posture concerning login interfaces.
Potentially, the exposure of login panels can lead to unauthorized access attempts by malicious actors if not properly secured. An exposed panel could be brute-forced to gain access to the underlying system, leading to a breach of sensitive communications and data. This vulnerability might also make the system susceptible to phishing attacks, where attackers deceive users to capture further credentials. Furthermore, knowledge of such panels can be exploited in reconnaissance efforts, paving the way for more sophisticated attacks. Therefore, detecting and securing login panels is a critical step in maintaining the security integrity of the system.
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