SAP NetWeaver Portal Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of SAP NetWeaver Portal in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
3 weeks 23 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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SAP NetWeaver Portal is a comprehensive platform used by businesses for integrating information, processes, and people across various systems. It is typically adopted by large enterprises to streamline communication and collaboration by providing a unified platform. The application facilitates the creation and management of complex business processes, making it essential for dynamic organizations. Administrators and IT professionals utilize SAP NetWeaver Portal for its versatility and ability to interact with diverse software applications. The portal is favored for its extensive customization capabilities and robust security features. SAP's solution is often leveraged to enhance productivity and operational efficiency.
The vulnerability targeted by this scanner is specifically the ability to detect SAP NetWeaver Portal installations within a network. Such detection is valuable for both administrators and penetration testers to understand if SAP NetWeaver is operating correctly or exists in potentially vulnerable states. The detection focuses on recognizing default configurations that could expose enterprises to unauthorized access or information disclosure. It leverages web request methods to identify portal components actively. By identifying installations of the portal, organizations can better assess their exposure risk. Moreover, detecting SAP NetWeaver usage can signal areas in need of heightened security protocols to prevent unauthorized exploitation.
Technical details of this vulnerability revolve around identifying unique elements in the SAP NetWeaver Portal that signify its presence. For example, requesting the "/irj/portal" endpoint and analyzing the response for specific title tags can confirm an active instance of the portal. The template identifies these characteristics to ascertain the existence of SAP NetWeaver Portal effectively. Recognizing the portal's presence depends on the distinct titles or keywords that are typical in a standard NetWeaver deployment. Many detection techniques rely on server response patterns and specific metadata within the web application. Consequently, by seeking these known identifiers, the system can confirm portal installations unmistakably.
If exploited, the presence of SAP NetWeaver Portal might reveal sensitive corporate structures or configurations. Attackers who identify the portal may attempt to exploit known default credentials or misconfigurations. This exploitation could lead to unauthorized access of confidential enterprise data or administrative functions. In worst-case scenarios, it could lead to full account takeovers or administrative control loss. Therefore, proper configurations and updates are crucial to mitigate these risks and enhance the security of any infrastructure running SAP NetWeaver Portal.
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