UiPath Orchestrator Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of UiPath Orchestrator Panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
12 days 18 hours
Scan only one
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UiPath Orchestrator is a powerful automation management platform predominantly used in enterprise environments to orchestrate bots. Its primary users are businesses looking to automate repetitive tasks and streamline workflows. The software is utilized to deploy, manage, and optimize a robotic workforce across different business units. Enterprises favor UiPath Orchestrator for its ability to provide centralized management of automation processes. It's employed by various sectors such as finance, healthcare, and logistics for enhancing operational efficiency. The software is a key component in digital transformation initiatives, enabling organizations to adopt automation at scale.
The vulnerability in question pertains to the detection of the UiPath Orchestrator login panel. This vulnerability allows attackers to ascertain the presence of the login panel, which is a component of the Orchestrator. Detecting the panel does not directly indicate a serious flaw, but it's a step that could be leveraged as part of a larger attack. Recognizing such entry points within an organization's infrastructure can lead to potential breaches if additional vulnerabilities are present. The importance of this detection lies in the prevention of unauthorized access and enumeration attempts on enterprise systems. Simple detection like this is often a precursor to more targeted attacks.
Technically, the detection mechanism works by sending a GET request to the login path and checking response attributes. The panel is confirmed present if the status code is 200 and the response body contains specific text indicative of the UiPath Orchestrator. This method doesn't exploit any operational weakness but relies on consistent response patterns to identify potential targets. The endpoint in question is the login URL, which, when detected, confirms the deployment of the Orchestrator. While this does not directly compromise systems, it gives potential attackers information on the system structure.
If this vulnerability is exploited, it could result in numerous adverse effects. For instance, attackers could initiate brute-force attacks knowing the login panel's location, increasing the risk of unauthorized access. They might also use this information to tailor phishing attacks, misleading users into revealing sensitive information. Additionally, simply knowing that UiPath Orchestrator is in use could make organizations a target for more specialized tactics. If an attacker gathers enough information through such detected endpoints, they could escalate their efforts, potentially leading to data breaches or service disruptions. Organizations must be vigilant in patching or protecting these panels from such discovery.
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