SABnzbd Exposure Scanner
This scanner detects the use of SABnzbd Installation Page Exposure in digital assets. It identifies open installation wizard pages that could lead to security vulnerabilities.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
10 days 8 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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SABnzbd is a widely-used open-source binary newsreader on Usenet. It is primarily utilized by individuals and organizations who need to automate the download of binary content from Usenet forums. This software is used across different platforms, allowing users to manage and schedule their downloads with ease. The tool provides an intuitive web interface, which simplifies handling and organizing downloaded files. With comprehensive support for integrations and third-party applications, SABnzbd is popular among tech-savvy users and network administrators. It is designed to efficiently handle and process Usenet files while ensuring user-friendly operations.
The vulnerability concerns the exposure of the installation wizard page of SABnzbd. If improperly secured, this wizard page might be accessible to unauthorized users. Such exposure could allow unwanted access to application settings and configurations. Generally, installation or setup wizards are meant for initial configurations and not further use once the software is operational. If left accessible, it could lead to significant misconfigurations or unauthorized changes. Identifying such vulnerable endpoints is crucial in preventing potential exploitation. Proper configurations and limiting access are necessary to mitigate this vulnerability.
Technical details of this vulnerability relate to the SABnzbd Quick-Start Wizard being accessible via certain URLs. The vulnerability implies an open wizard page when the server responds with a 200 status code at specified endpoints. The page contains distinctive features of the installation process, which attackers could leverage. While monitoring, requests are made to specific paths like "sabnzbd/wizard/" and "wizard/". When the template recognizes the specified keywords and server response, it flags the location as vulnerable. This prompt detection assists in immediate actions to secure exposed wizard pages.
If this vulnerability is exploited, unauthorized users could gain control over the SABnzbd configuration. Such activity might lead to interception or redirection of Usenet downloads. Moreover, attackers can inject malicious settings or disrupt normal operations of the application. In some cases, it may open avenues for more serious compromises of the underlying system. The manipulation of configurations or sensitive data leakages could have detrimental effects on organizations dependent on SABnzbd's functionalities. Timely detection can prevent exploitation and preserve the system's integrity and user trust.
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