Oqtane CMS Technology Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Oqtane CMS in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
12 days 1 hour
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Oqtane CMS is an open-source content management system built on the .NET platform, often used by developers and organizations for building web applications. It provides a modular architecture and supports multi-tenant applications, enabling flexibility in scaling and customizing web solutions. The system is utilized by enterprises looking to leverage .NET skills for robust website and app development. With features supporting authentication, authorization, and content management, it caters to both small businesses and large corporations. Developers appreciate its design, which allows the extension and addition of custom modules. This makes it a popular choice among projects that require specific business logic implementations.
The Oqtane CMS Technology Detection Scanner identifies the use of Oqtane CMS within target systems. It does this by analyzing the API responses and server outputs to determine if the CMS is in operation. Detecting the use of specific technologies is crucial for security professionals and developers to manage and secure digital assets effectively. Knowing the CMS in use helps in planning patch management, vulnerability assessments, and securing configurations. For users, this scanner provides insights into the technology stack, assisting in compliance and technology audits. Detection of Oqtane CMS ensures that stakeholders can take proper measures regarding security updates and system improvements.
The technical detection involves sending GET requests to the target's API endpoint. This scanner checks for specific words such as 'controlType', 'Oqtane', and 'dbType' in the API responses to verify the presence of the CMS. Inspecting the 'content_type' and ensuring it contains 'application/json' further supports the confirmation of the CMS deployment. Successful detection results in an HTTP status of 200, signifying the verification of Oqtane CMS. The scanner extracts details like the default database through JSON path analysis, providing insight into the CMS’s configuration.
While the detection itself is passive, the presence of Oqtane CMS might reveal potential misconfigurations impacting security. If detected, it could mean oversight in updating the CMS or improper settings, risking exposure to known vulnerabilities. Malicious actors could exploit these detection results to tailor attacks that target specific weaknesses of the CMS version in operation. Possible effects include unauthorized access, data leaks, or service disruptions if underlying vulnerabilities remain unaddressed. Regular monitoring and updating of CMS installations help mitigate these risks and protect against exploitation.
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