Seeyon A8 Management Monitor Default Login Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Seeyon A8 Management Monitor's Default Login vulnerability in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
13 days 11 hours
Scan only one
Domain, IPv4
Toolbox
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Seeyon A8 Management Monitor is a management tool used for monitoring and management purposes within enterprise systems. It is widely used by organizations to streamline and automate their internal processes and communication. The software is primarily implemented in sectors requiring efficient workflow management and collaboration tools. These may include industries such as government, finance, and healthcare. Its versatility and capability to integrate with other enterprise applications make it a preferred choice for digital asset management. However, due to its extensive use in various critical sectors, vulnerabilities within it can pose significant security risks.
Default Login vulnerabilities occur when software uses hard-coded or factory-set default credentials that are easily guessing by attackers. This particular vulnerability can allow unauthorized parties to log into the system and access sensitive data. They might exploit this weakness to perform activities such as data extraction, manipulation, or even complete system takeover. The compromised data could include sensitive business information, personal data, and internal configurations. By gaining access, attackers could further leverage the system to launch more sophisticated attacks against other organizational assets.
The technical details of this vulnerability indicate that the default credentials associated with Seeyon A8 Management's monitor page can be used to gain unauthorized access. The endpoint vulnerable to exploitation is typically the management panel where these default credentials are configured. Once an attacker uses these credentials, they can gain access to view sensitive system statuses and alter system configurations. These actions significantly increase the risk of data breaches and data integrity issues. The endpoint primarily involved is the login interface, which must be secured adequately to prevent exploitation.
The exploitation of this vulnerability can lead to unauthorized access to sensitive information and potentially allow alteration of system data. Malicious actors could tamper with website paths, user names, or other critical data elements within the Seeyon A8 Management Monitor framework. Such actions could lead to operational disruptions or unethical data management outcomes, causing financial and reputational damage to the entity involved. Furthermore, ongoing access could enable attackers to set up backdoors for future intrusion, making the system susceptible to even more severe attacks.
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