txAdmin Panel Detection Scanner
txAdmin Panel Detection Scanner
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
9 days
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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txAdmin Panel is an administration tool used for managing FiveM servers, which are modifications for Grand Theft Auto V. It is widely utilized by server administrators to manage server resources, permissions, and settings efficiently. The panel provides user-friendly interfaces, logging capabilities, and other vital server management functionalities. Typically, this panel is accessed through a web browser, allowing server managers to oversee multiplayer sessions and configure server settings seamlessly. As a crucial tool for maintaining server stability and performance, it is vital to ensure that txAdmin is properly configured and secured against unauthorized access.
This scanner is designed to detect the presence of the txAdmin Panel by identifying specific indicators, such as the "txAdmin Login" title and logo. Detecting unauthorized or unexpected instances of txAdmin Panels can help administrators ensure that only legitimate and secure panels are used for server management. Detection involves making HTTP GET requests to potential panel endpoints and checking the response body and status code for these unique identifiers. Given that misconfigured or unsecured panels can lead to unauthorized access, this scanner assists in identifying such potential security weaknesses. Administrators can use this information to verify the legitimacy and security of their txAdmin Panel deployments.
The technical detection process involves accessing the authentication endpoint and analyzing the response to look for defined indicators of the txAdmin Panel. The scanner sends an HTTP GET request to the "/auth" path at the base URL of a server, checking for a 200 status code and the presence of specific HTML content. Content indicators include the page title "txAdmin Login" and the appearance of the "txAdmin Logo", which are distinctive attributes of the panel's login page. The scanner requires no more than one maximum HTTP request to determine the panel's presence, ensuring minimal network use.
When malicious actors exploit vulnerabilities such as this, it could lead to unauthorized control of server management functions, potentially causing disruption or data breaches. Mismanaged or compromised instances of txAdmin Panels could provide attackers with the means to change server settings, manage or delete server content, and access sensitive data about the server’s operation or its users. Properly detecting and securing txAdmin Panels helps mitigate these risks, protecting both server integrity and the data hosted within it from malicious intent.
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