SUSE Manager Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of SUSE Manager in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
3 weeks 11 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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SUSE Manager is an open-source infrastructure manager designed for Linux systems used by organizations to manage systems and ensure compliance with policies. Typically employed by IT departments and system administrators, its primary function is to manage software updates, provisioning, and system configurations. By providing centralized control over Linux systems, it helps in enhancing security and compliance. The software is especially beneficial for large enterprises with a multitude of systems to manage. Additionally, SUSE Manager assists in systems auditing and therefore maintains system integrity. Overall, it reduces administrative overhead by automating routine tasks.
Detection of the SUSE Manager panel helps users identify systems running this software by checking the response for typical signatures in the login page. The vulnerability detection focuses on identifying the presence of a SUSE Manager login panel in digital assets. This detection is critical for security management as it could help in auditing visible assets. Login panels, typically exposed to the internet, can serve as potential entry points for unauthorized access if left unsecured. Knowing the presence of such assets can aid in mitigating any potential security risks. The scanner does not exploit vulnerabilities but rather informs users about potential exposure.
The technical details of this detection involve sending an HTTP GET request to the target URL and checking the response for specific strings that indicate a SUSE Manager login page. The template looks for certain HTML
If exploited by malicious actors, exposed login panels can lead to unauthorized access into a system's management interface. Without proper access controls, such exploitation can lead to data breaches, system misconfigurations, and the introduction of malicious software. Malicious exploitation could further lead to the leakage of sensitive data and unauthorized modification of system settings. Furthermore, an exposed login panel increases the risk of brute force or credential stuffing attacks, which could compromise system integrity. Proactive detection helps organizations secure their IT environment against such potential security threats.