TYPO3 Technology Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of TYPO3 in digital assets. It identifies systems running TYPO3 to assist in managing and securing them against potential vulnerabilities.
Short Info
Level
Informational
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
23 days 16 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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TYPO3 is a widely-used content management system (CMS) designed for enterprise-level web applications. It is heavily utilized by digital agencies, government organizations, and educational institutions for its flexibility, scalability, and multi-language support. Businesses from various sectors prefer TYPO3 for creating and managing complex websites with robust backend management. Its open-source nature encourages a collaborative community for developing extensions and improvements, making it customizable to specific needs. TYPO3 is particularly strong in compliance and accessibility, providing tools to ensure content meets GDPR and WCAG standards. Organizations looking for a reliable, secure, and feature-rich CMS often consider TYPO3 as a comprehensive solution.
The detected in this scanner is focused on identifying the presence of the TYPO3 CMS. Technology detection vulnerabilities arise when a system reveals information about its underlying technologies, which can be leveraged by attackers. Recognizing TYPO3 installations is crucial for maintaining accurate inventory and security postures. Detecting such technology on digital assets helps in identifying systems that require updates and mitigations. Awareness of TYPO3 usage facilitates early vulnerability management, ensuring that any known security issues can be addressed quickly. Identifying TYPO3 also helps align internal security policies with technical configurations and deployments.
The scanner employs specific matchers that analyze HTTP headers and body content to confirm the presence of TYPO3. It checks for unique identifiers, such as the 'X-TYPO3-Parsetime' header or metadata generators specifying TYPO3. The GET request method is implemented to retrieve and inspect HTTP responses. Easily identifiable traits like these in the response help ascertain the presence of TYPO3 with minimal false positives. While the scanner does not exploit vulnerabilities, it provides valuable insights into system configurations. Providing accurate detection of TYPO3 installations, the tool assists in mapping technology landscapes across multiple endpoints.
When TYPO3 technology is exposed without proper safeguards, it opens potential attack vectors. Unpatched systems may be prone to exploited vulnerabilities if detected by attackers. Malicious entities can devise strategies targeting weak spots of the identified TYPO3 versions. Unmanaged TYPO3 installations can result in outdated components, impacting the entire system's security stance. Secure management of technology footprints is essential to prevent unintended data exposure and attacks. Effective detection enables organizations to proactively mitigate the associated risks of technology misuse.