Streamlit Technology Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Streamlit in digital assets. It is valuable for identifying deployments of Streamlit technology within your network to maintain asset awareness and security.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
23 days 22 hours
Scan only one
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Streamlit is an open-source app framework used by developers and data scientists to create interactive web applications directly from Python scripts. It's popular in data science for its simplicity in sharing data apps and dashboards without needing deep web development expertise. Organizations leverage Streamlit to enhance data analytics, visualize results in real-time, and bridge the communication gap between data analyses and stakeholders. Its ease of use has helped rapidly prototype applications to test data-driven hypotheses in real-world scenarios. Streamlit’s ability seamlessly to knit together backend data processing with frontend presentation makes it a powerful tool in the hands of data teams.
The vulnerability detected by this scanner is related to identifying the presence of the Streamlit service on a network or web server. This detection does not involve exploiting any particular security flaw but is crucial for recognizing the technology’s usage in an environment. Identifying technology stacks helps in asset management and could be part of risk assessment processes in security strategies. The presence of Streamlit can signify how data visualization is managed within an organization, and understanding this technology landscape is essential for maintaining secure and compliant operations.
The technical details about the detection involve checking responses from web servers to confirm the presence of Streamlit. This is achieved through inspecting HTML titles in response bodies and ensuring the server returns certain status codes, typical for pages powered by Streamlit. By analyzing patterns unique to Streamlit, these checks validate the presence of this technology. Endpoint information, such as BaseURLs, is used to target web applications to verify if Streamlit is running. This detection is configured using web request methods and response matching techniques.
The possible effects of detecting Streamlit usage include better asset and technology management by providing insights into the applications running on a server. Knowing the software stack running on a system assists in applying security updates and in assessing potential exposure risks. Moreover, identifying Streamlit ensures that proper controls are in place to secure the applications it supports. It's a crucial part of maintaining a broad understanding of technology used within the organization's digital environment.
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