Saltbo/zpan Panel Detection Scanner

S&Pan is a file management panel developed by Saltbo. It is commonly used by individuals and organizations to manage files and directories efficiently over the web. The panel is particularly useful for administrative tasks related to file storage and retrieval. It is designed for ease of use and integration with existing web systems. Despite its functionality, it requires careful configuration to avoid unauthorized access. The software is most commonly employed on servers where web-based file management is necessary.

This scanner is designed to detect the presence of Saltbo/zpan file management panels. By identifying instances of the panel, the scanner helps in awareness about potential unauthorized access points. The detection is based on specific indicators in the HTML content of web pages. Detecting such panels is vital to secure them from potential misuse. Misconfigured or unprotected panels can lead to unauthorized access to sensitive file management functions. Therefore, accurate detection is crucial to system security.

The detection process involves sending HTTP GET requests to specific web endpoints presumed to host the zpan panel. It then examines the returned content for characteristic HTML elements, such as specific titles or status codes. This method helps pinpoint active panels by verifying both the presence of specific keywords in the title and the response status codes. The scanner considers the criteria like a 200 status code along with the presence of "ZPan" in the page title. Such a dual-check ensures the reliability of detection findings.

If exploited, unauthorized access to the Saltbo/zpan panel could result in unauthorized file access or modification. Malicious parties might leverage access to download sensitive files or overwrite important data. Furthermore, such panels could be used as a vector to execute further attacks on the host system. Hence, without proper access control measures, the entire file system exposed via the panel could be compromised. Ultimately, the misuse can lead to data breaches, service disruptions, and further infiltration of the network.

REFERENCES

• https://github.com/saltbo/zpan