Opinio Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Opinio login panels in digital assets. It is designed to identify configurations associated with Opinio in web environments, aiding IT security efforts.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
20 days 5 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Opinio is a widely utilized survey tool designed for small and large organizations involved in data collection through surveys and forms. It is commonly used by academic institutions, businesses, and research organizations to gather insights and feedback from target audiences. The software facilitates the creation, distribution, and analysis of surveys, allowing users to implement complex survey methodologies with ease. Opinio provides a web-based interface accessible to anyone with an appropriate login, making it versatile for a range of sectors. The platform's adaptability to various survey types makes it a preferred choice for entities needing robust data-gathering capabilities. Organizations can tailor Opinio to meet their specific needs, integrating it with existing systems and workflows.
Panel Detection in Opinio refers to the identification of the existence of Opinio login panels on digital assets. This vulnerability is related to the visibility of administrative panels on public domains, which might expose potential entry points for unauthorized access. Identifying these panels helps in assessing the security posture and in evaluating whether appropriate measures are implemented to protect sensitive administrative areas. Panel Detection is a crucial step in ensuring that access control measures are effective and that unauthorized entities are unable to access administrative features. This process aids in identifying potential exposures that could be exploited by attackers. By detecting such panels, security personnel can take preemptive measures to secure their systems.
The technical details of this scanner revolve around identifying Opinio-related elements within the web page, specifically targeting the URL paths and page titles indicative of login panels. The detection involves sending GET requests to potential panel endpoints and checking the server response for indications of the Opinio panel's presence. The vulnerabilities are often manifested in unprotected URLs like "/admin/folder.do" that, when accessed, could reveal sensitive operational interfaces. Observation of page titles or body content linked with Opinio aids in confirmation. This method offers effective detection of instances where the Opinio panel is exposed without adequate protections.
If left unaddressed, the presence of Opinio panels that are improperly secured might lead to unauthorized access, potentially granting attackers full administrative control over the survey systems. Such exposure increases the risk of data breaches, data manipulation, and unauthorized data collection. Organizations might face serious privacy issues, especially if sensitive survey data is involved. Inadequate protection of these panels could also result in the manipulation of survey content or unapproved access to configuration settings. The compromise of Opinio panels stands to affect the integrity and availability of the survey service.
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