
Prestashop Admin Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Prestashop in digital assets. It helps in identifying the presence of the Prestashop admin login panel in websites.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
11 days 3 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
Prestashop is used globally by numerous businesses to provide e-commerce solutions. It enables users to create and manage online stores with ease. Due to its popularity, many digital assets utilize Prestashop for efficient online transactions. Administrators typically access the backend of their Prestashop stores through a specified admin login panel. The software is designed to facilitate seamless product management, order processing, and customer service interactions.
The Prestashop Admin Login Panel Detection scanner is focused on identifying the existence of an admin login panel on web servers running Prestashop. This detection is crucial because it assists in understanding the architecture and security posture of a Prestashop installation. Recognizing where the admin panel is located can help security professionals in conducting further security assessments. The aim is to quickly identify if the Prestashop infrastructure has publicly exposed admin endpoints.
Technical details highlight specific endpoints like 'backoffice' and 'admin-dev' as potential locations for the admin panel. The scanner uses predefined paths to query the presence of these admin interfaces. Upon detection, it verifies the result by checking for certain keywords within the webpage’s body content. This dual-query method increases the precision of the detection results.
If exploited, exposed admin panels can lead to unauthorized access, administrative control, and potential data breaches. Attackers might attempt to brute-force login credentials, leading to compromised systems. Such vulnerabilities can result in the unauthorized sale of products, alteration of website content, or complete website takeover.
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