SAP ICM Admin Web Interface Security Misconfiguration Scanner
This scanner detects the use of SAP ICM Admin Web Interface misconfiguration in digital assets. The SAP ICM admin monitor interface is often set to public and accessible without authentication, disclosing version information, operating system details, and active services on the network.
Short Info
Level
Low
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
15 days 19 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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SAP ICM Admin Web Interface is used by organizations to manage and monitor SAP internet communication services. Predominantly implemented within enterprise environments, it enables administrators to control various aspects of the SAP setup. The software is designed to ensure smooth operation and connectivity within SAP systems. Often situated in diverse sectors ranging from finance to logistics, it aids in comprehensive system management. With the advancement of digital enterprise solutions, its integration is crucial for effective SAP solution performance. Administrators rely on it for efficient oversight of critical networking services within the SAP environment.
SAP ICM Admin Web Interface vulnerability lies in its potential public exposure, leading to unauthorized access. The interface can inadvertently be left accessible without authentication, leaving system details vulnerable. Information disclosed includes details about the operating system, SAP patch levels, and active services with their respective ports. This configuration flaw can compromise sensitive organizational data. The exposure often results from oversight in secure practice protocols during setup. Such disclosures can act as an entry point for more elaborate attacks by malicious actors.
The vulnerability details reveal the interface endpoint at '/sap/admin/public/index.html', which is often exposed. This endpoint can be accessed via HTTP GET requests. Two types of content are verified to confirm the presence of the vulnerability: the title in the HTML body and a specific string related to SAP UI presentation. A successful HTTP status response of 200 signifies the active presence of the admin interface. The weak configuration permits adversaries to gather internal network details passively.
Exploitation of this vulnerability can lead to serious security repercussions. It can provide attackers with detailed insight into system structures, which may be used for planning subsequent attacks. Exposure of sensitive information can lead to network breaches and unauthorized exploitation. Additionally, the presence of open service ports increases the risk of external network penetration. The lack of secure access controls leaves critical system information susceptible to malicious activities.
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