Oracle Business Intelligence Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Oracle Business Intelligence in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
9 days 12 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Oracle Business Intelligence is a suite of applications developed by Oracle Corporation, widely used by organizations for enterprise-level reporting, dashboards, and efficient data analysis. It is leveraged by businesses to facilitate decision-making through the analysis of diverse data sources. Oracle Business Intelligence is implemented across various industries, including finance, healthcare, and retail, where it provides critical insights and data visualizations. Its robust architecture allows for handling large datasets and producing complex reports beneficial to stakeholders at different organizational levels. Oracle Business Intelligence is used by data analysts, business managers, and IT professionals to draw actionable insights from business operations. Such solutions play a pivotal role in aligning organizational strategies with real-time data analytics.
The vulnerability detected in this scanner is the presence of an Oracle Business Intelligence login panel on accessible digital assets. Detection takes advantage of specific endpoint paths and elements unique to Oracle Business Intelligence applications to identify the presence of the login panel. Identifying these panels provides insights into potential security exposure related to unauthorized access to sensitive reporting and analytics data. Such exposure is significant in entities where data confidentiality and security are paramount. Recognizing this vulnerability is critical for security teams to address access control loopholes, as panels accessible over the internet could pose risks if left unchecked. These detections are non-intrusive and used primarily for informational and monitoring purposes.
This scanner checks for the presence of the Oracle Business Intelligence login panel through specific HTTP requests to likely endpoint URLs such as {{BaseURL}}/saw.dll?bieehome&startPage=1. The detection employs matching techniques based on HTTP response elements, including page titles and specific application identifiers found in the body. The process also checks for a 200 status response, ensuring that the panel is indeed accessible. The strategy uses common Oracle Business Intelligence sign-in phrases in the webpage title as a key indicator, making the presence detection highly accurate. The detector is configured to proceed with the first successful match, optimizing the scanning process for efficiency.
When exploited, the presence of an exposed login panel could lead to unauthorized access attempts and potential breaches. Attackers might try common credentials or brute force methods to infiltrate the system, impacting the confidentiality and integrity of the business intelligence data. If unauthorized access is gained, it could result in data theft, modifications, or misuse of sensitive enterprise information. Such vulnerabilities might also allow for configuration changes that could disrupt regular operations or lead to further exploitation. Early detection of such panels allows businesses to enforce stricter access controls and monitor legitimate use effectively.
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