SendBird Access ID Token Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of SendBird Access ID Token Exposure in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
13 days 15 hours
Scan only one
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SendBird is a popular communication platform used by developers to integrate chat, voice, and video functionalities into their applications. It is widely utilized in various sectors such as social media, online gaming, and customer support for real-time communication. The platform is used by both large enterprises and smaller organizations to enhance user interaction through seamless communication features. By providing robust APIs and SDKs, SendBird allows developers to customize and build scalable communication solutions. The platform is known for its ease of integration and the ability to handle large volumes of user messages effectively. Businesses rely on SendBird to maintain high user retention and engagement through real-time communication capabilities.
The vulnerability detected by this scanner involves Token Exposure, specifically the SendBird Access ID. Token exposure occurs when sensitive tokens like Access IDs are unintentionally exposed within digital environments. Such exposure can happen due to misconfiguration, inadequate access controls, or insecure coding practices, leading to unauthorized access. Detecting token exposure is crucial because it can result in unauthorized access to the communication platform's API, leading to potential misuse. Identifying these exposures helps organizations protect their data and maintain the security of their communication systems. This scanner specifically seeks out SendBird Access IDs, critical tokens that, if exposed, might compromise the entire communication setup.
In terms of technical details, this scanner uses regular expressions to identify exposed SendBird Access IDs in the response body of web applications. The SendBird Access ID usually appears in a specific pattern, often resembling a UUID format, unique to each instance and easy to identify using character recognition patterns. By looking for this signature within the HTTP GET request responses, the scanner can effectively detect the presence of such tokens. The vulnerability within the endpoint arises when these tokens are inadvertently embedded or revealed in web page source codes or scripts. Detecting these tokens early is essential to prevent unauthorized interactions with SendBird services, which typically enforce secure communication controls.
If this token exposure is exploited, malicious actors can impersonate legitimate users or services, leading to significant data breaches. This could result in unauthorized sending or receiving of messages, altering message content, or even initiating or terminating chat sessions. Moreover, exploiting token exposure can compromise user privacy, leading to identity theft or leakage of sensitive user interaction details. Organizations may also suffer reputational damage and potential financial losses from dealing with such breaches.