Ruckus Wireless Unleashed Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Ruckus Wireless Unleashed Panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
1 week 10 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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The Ruckus Wireless Unleashed is widely used in various digital environments, often implemented by network administrators for managing wireless network infrastructures. Its primary users include IT professionals and organizations seeking reliable wireless access solutions without centralized management systems. The software is typically deployed across various sectors including business, education, and hospitality to ensure seamless connectivity. Organizations use this product to enhance network performance and user experience by providing features such as guest access and mesh networking. Its ease of use and scalability make it a preferred choice for small to medium-sized networks. The software is designed to simplify network management and offers a user-friendly interface.
Panel Detection is a process for identifying login or administrative interfaces in digital assets. This vulnerability is important because it helps identify potential entry points for unauthorized access. Detecting panels is crucial for understanding the exposed surfaces that could be targeted by attackers. The identification of such panels helps in assessing the security posture and in implementing measures to protect against unauthorized access. Detecting hidden or exposed login interfaces allows for better control over security and management of digital assets. It addresses the problem of detecting and securing administrative access points.
The scanner identifies the presence of the Ruckus Wireless Unleashed login panel by looking for specific titles in the HTTP response body. The matchers search for the title "Unleashed Login" and ensures the HTTP status is 200 OK, indicating the page is accessible. This detection indicates that the panel is potentially exposed to unauthorized users. Such panels often have a default location pattern, making them susceptible to brute force or unauthorized access attempts. By confirming the presence of these panels, organizations can take steps to secure or hide them from potential attackers. The endpoint typically being monitored involves a login page or portal that offers administrative functions.
If exploited, the presence of an exposed login panel can lead to unauthorized access or administrative control over the network. Attackers could use the panel to infiltrate the network and potentially carry out malicious activities. An unsecured panel could be subjected to brute force attacks, leading to compromised user credentials. Exploiting such vulnerabilities can cause significant disruption or data theft within an organization. It may also lead to unauthorized configuration changes, compromising the integrity and availability of network services. The potential threat underscores the importance of securing access to such panels to safeguard digital assets.
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