PostgreSQL pgAdmin Panel Detection Scanner

PostgreSQL is a powerful, open-source object-relational database system used by many enterprises for handling large datasets. pgAdmin is a widely used management tool for PostgreSQL, offering an easy-to-use interface for database management and operation. It is employed by developers and administrators worldwide for monitoring and controlling database configuration and performance.

The vulnerability detected involves the exposure of the pgAdmin Dashboard Panel. This exposure could occur if the panel is publicly accessible without adequate security measures in place. Such a configuration could potentially allow unauthorized users to access sensitive database management features or data.

Technically, the vulnerability is determined by detecting accessible pgAdmin Dashboard Panel interfaces, identified through HTTP responses containing specific headers and body content. The presence of certain words in the HTTP response headers and body can indicate an exposed panel.

Exploitation of this vulnerability could lead to unauthorized access to database management functionalities, posing risks to data integrity and confidentiality. Malicious actors might leverage exposed panels to manipulate, steal, or destroy critical data stored in the PostgreSQL databases.