Remedy Action Request System Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Remedy Axis in digital assets. It helps identify the presence of the login panel for improved management of system security.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
22 days 10 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Remedy Axis is widely used in enterprise environments where comprehensive service and incident management is required. It is designed to optimize service delivery and improve productivity by offering features like knowledge management and service catalog. Remedy Axis is preferred by IT organizations for its ability to streamline complex workflows and reduce operational costs. System administrators utilize it to enhance customer service through better visibility and control over IT issues and requests. Its deployment is typically within large enterprises needing a robust IT service management solution. The software's integration capabilities allow it to work seamlessly with other IT systems and tools.
The panel detection vulnerability allows malicious actors to identify the presence of a login panel. This type of vulnerability exposes information that can be leveraged in further attacks, such as brute force attacks to gain unauthorized access. The presence of panels such as the Remedy Login Page or BMC Smart Reporting can indicate that the system is using Remedy Axis. This makes the system a potential target for attackers looking to exploit weak configurations or obtain unauthorized access. Detecting and addressing this vulnerability is crucial for maintaining a system's security posture. Ensuring these panels are not exposed to unauthorized individuals helps mitigate potential security risks.
Technically, the vulnerability can be detected through identifiable text associated with Remedy Axis pages, such as 'BMC Remedy Mid Tier' or 'Remedy Login Page'. The detection strategy involves checking specific URLs where these panels are accessible. By manipulating HTTP requests to specific paths like '/arsys/shared/login.jsp', it’s possible to determine if the panel is exposed. This detection helps ascertain whether the login panel is reachable over the internet. Visibility into the panel can prompt security reviews and adjustments. It's crucial to avert any exposure that could be exploited in attacks targeting administrative functionalities.
When exploited, this vulnerability can lead to unauthorized access to the system's administrative functionalities. Malicious users could potentially mount brute force attacks to compromise credentials. Public exposure of the panel increases the risk of denial of service attacks through repeated login attempts. Sensitive information managed by Remedy Axis could fall into the wrong hands if unauthorized access is achieved. This jeopardizes enterprise data and service integrity. System downtime and compromised service operations are significant risks associated with this vulnerability.