Pure Storage Panel Detection Scanner

This scanner detects the use of Pure Storage in digital assets. It helps identify instances where the Pure Storage login panel is exposed, posing potential security risks.

Short Info


Level

Medium

Single Scan

Single Scan

Can be used by

Asset Owner

Estimated Time

10 seconds

Time Interval

24 days 6 hours

Scan only one

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Pure Storage is a data storage vendor that provides all-flash storage solutions, designed to accelerate applications with enterprise-grade performance and reliability. Its software is widely used by medium and large-sized businesses to ensure quick access and processing of their data. Pure Storage systems are deployed in various environments, including cloud, on-premise, and hybrid, to support various applications. IT departments use these systems for data management, backup, and disaster recovery purposes. They are chosen for their efficiency and the high availability of data they ensure. As businesses increasingly rely on vast amounts of data to drive decision-making, the usage of such storage solutions has become crucial for maintaining competitive advantage.

The vulnerability detected by this scanner pertains to the exposure of the Pure Storage login panel to unauthorized entities. Panel detection indicates a system configuration that could leave login ports exposed to network scanners and potential attackers. Finding such endpoints is often an early phase of an intrusion, making systems susceptible to further probing or direct attacks. This particular type of vulnerability does not immediately compromise data but could lead to serious consequences if paired with other weaknesses. An exposed login panel is an opportunity for attacks such as brute force attempts if not properly secured. It's essential to recognize and address these potential points of entry to maintain robust system integrity.

From a technical perspective, the vulnerability involves the detection of the default login panels for Pure Storage devices using specific URL title patterns in HTTP responses. This exposure can happen when web servers are not adequately secured or configured, allowing unintended external access. HTTP status codes like 200 indicate active endpoints that should otherwise be restricted or monitored. The security of these points rests on the correct implementation of access controls and network perimeter defenses. Regular audits and system scanning can help in identifying such vulnerabilities early. It's imperative to ensure login panels are not only restricted but also monitored for unauthorized access.

If successfully exploited, this exposure could lead to unauthorized access to the storage system's configurations and potentially sensitive data areas. Attackers might be able to perform actions like data manipulation, extraction, or even complete system access if additional layers of security are weak or compromised. Moreover, they could explore using this opening to pivot to other interconnected systems within the same network. The systemic risk could potentially grow into a major security breach, jeopardizing organizational privacy and data integrity. Thus, addressing this vulnerability is crucial to safeguarding business-critical information.

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