Roxy File Manager Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Roxy File Manager Panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
17 days 7 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Roxy File Manager is a file management tool used across various digital platforms to manage and organize files through a web-based interface. It is often integrated into content management systems and web applications to provide users with an interface for handling files. Developers and administrators utilize this tool for uploading, downloading, and organizing files in online storage. Its ease of integration and use makes it a popular choice for web services that require file handling capabilities. The software is typically used in web environments where managing digital files efficiently is crucial. Its presence in multiple systems underscores its utility in enhancing file management processes.
Panel detection involves identifying accessible administration or management panels that should be restricted to authorized users only. These panels often allow significant control over the functionalities they manage and can lead to vulnerabilities if left exposed or accessible. Detecting an active Roxy File Manager panel indicates that such a control point exists within a given digital asset. This detection is crucial because left unprotected, such panels could be leveraged by unauthorized users to gain access to sensitive functionalities or data. Identification of exposed panels helps in initiating security measures to prevent unauthorized exploitation.
Technical details regarding the vulnerability often involve the detection of specific HTML elements and indicators that reveal the presence of Roxy File Manager. The vulnerable endpoint is typically an accessible URL where the panel interface is loaded, such as "/fileman/index.html" or "/fileman/php/fileslist.php". Parameters checked during the detection include certain textual markers within the HTML body that confirm the Roxy File Manager interface is being served. The detection process involves probing these URLs and verifying the response for characteristic elements of the file manager interface. This allows for accurate identification of the panel's existence.
The possible effects of exploiting an exposed Roxy File Manager panel could be severe, depending on the functionalities permitted through the interface. Unauthorized access might allow malicious actors to read, modify, or delete files, potentially leading to data breaches or the disruption of services. Even if direct data theft is not possible, the exposure of management functionalities can lead to further exploits, including unauthorized software installation or the introduction of malware. Therefore, the impact can drastically undermine the security posture of the affected service, making it crucial to secure these interfaces promptly.
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