Sauter moduWeb Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Sauter moduWeb Panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
26 days 15 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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Sauter moduWeb is a flexible and comprehensive building management software used by facility managers and engineers to monitor and control HVAC systems. It is widely deployed in commercial buildings, industrial spaces, and public infrastructures to ensure optimal environmental conditions and energy efficiency. Sauter moduWeb allows users to integrate various sensors and controllers into a single interface, providing real-time monitoring and energy management. The software is developed by Sauter, a company known for its advanced building automation systems. Its user-friendly web interface makes it accessible from any location, enabling remote management. The software is highly adaptable, accommodating different functionalities to suit diverse building requirements.
Panel Detection vulnerabilities can compromise the security of digital platforms by exposing sensitive panels or dashboards. In the context of Sauter moduWeb, it involves detecting the presence of the login panel, which could be leveraged by attackers for unauthorized access attempts. Such detection is crucial as it alerts administrators to potentially exposed panels. The vulnerability is not directly harmful but serves as a precursor to more serious security threats. Detecting these panels enables system administrators to implement necessary security measures. Proper configuration and access control are vital in mitigating risks associated with panel exposures.
The vulnerability allows identification of the login panel available on Sauter moduWeb systems using HTTP GET requests. The endpoint poses a risk when accessible without proper restrictions, indicated by a response containing the page title 'Sauter moduWeb - Login'. This exposure signifies an unsecured panel which can be exploited for information gathering by malicious users. Access to such panels could pave the way for further attacks like brute-force attempts on login credentials. The vulnerability emphasizes the importance of securing network ports and endpoints visible externally. Employing strong network security policies is essential to protect against potential exploitation.
If exploited, this vulnerability could lead to unauthorized access attempts on the Sauter moduWeb platform. Attackers may leverage the exposed login panel to perform password guessing or other forms of credential attacks. Successful exploitation increases the risk of information theft or system tampering. It could compromise building management functions, potentially leading to operational disruptions. The existence of an exposed panel without proper security configurations serves as an entry point for attackers. Regular updates and security audits are necessary to safeguard against these risks.
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