Pandora FMS Installation Page Exposure Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Pandora FMS Installation Page Exposure in digital assets. Installation Page Exposure refers to the situation where the installation page of Pandora FMS is publicly accessible, which could allow an attacker to compromise the system. This detection is valuable for preventing unauthorized access to sensitive setup pages.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
16 days 22 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Pandora FMS is widely used across various industries for monitoring IT environments. Organizations rely on Pandora FMS to track performance and availability of their infrastructure. The application is utilized globally by IT departments to maintain operational efficiency. It offers comprehensive monitoring capabilities to support business-critical processes. Pandora FMS is valued for its flexibility in adapting to diverse network environments. As a robust monitoring tool, it is essential for maintaining system health and averting potential downtimes.
Installation Page Exposure refers to scenarios where the installation page of a service is accessible without proper restrictions. Such exposure could lead to unauthorized configuration of the software. An exposed installation page can provide attackers with a potential entry point into the network. This exposure can occur due to misconfigurations or insufficient access restrictions. Potential attackers can manipulate installation settings or gain insights into server environments. Protecting installation pages is crucial to maintain the integrity and security of deployed applications.
The vulnerability centers around the installation page accessible through "install.php" in Pandora FMS. This page may be exposed due to lack of authentication or improper web server configuration. When a GET request returns a status of 200 for this endpoint with certain response contents, the page is considered exposed. Attackers could exploit this exposure to alter installation parameters or gain unintended access. The technical detection involves matching words like "Pandora FMS - Installation Wizard" in the response body. Ensuring that such pages are restricted or protected is key for system security.
If exploited, this vulnerability can lead to unwanted system configurations. Attackers might gain access to administrative interfaces, resulting in data breaches. There is also a risk of deploying malicious scripts through the installation wizard. Organization reputations might suffer due to potential exposure of sensitive information. Overall system integrity could be compromised, affecting service availability. To avert these risks, proper protective measures are necessary.
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