Unify HiPath Cordless IP Default Login Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Unify HiPath Cordless IP in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
1 minute
Time Interval
13 days
Scan only one
Domain, Subdomain, IPv4
Toolbox
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The Unify HiPath Cordless IP is a communication system used by businesses to manage cordless phone systems efficiently. It is employed in various corporate environments to ensure seamless communication and integration with existing IT infrastructure. Due to its robust features and flexibility, it can be utilized in small to large businesses for effective telephony system management. Admin centers for this product allow configuration and management of devices, which is crucial for maintaining operational efficiency. The product's reach across different industries makes it a staple in maintaining internal communication networks. Organizations implement HiPath systems primarily for improved connectivity and streamlined communication processes amongst employees.
This scanner detects default login vulnerabilities in the Unify HiPath Cordless IP system. Default login vulnerabilities can allow unauthorized access to systems with default credentials, which are often overlooked and left unchanged. These vulnerabilities present a significant risk as malicious actors can gain entry without needing to bypass sophisticated security measures. Identifying these vulnerabilities is crucial as they can lead to unauthorized data access and potential modifications to the system. By pinpointing these weaknesses, organizations can ensure they reinforce their security protocols. The scanner assists in identifying default logins so that immediate corrective actions can be taken.
The scanner operates by accessing the admin center of the Unify HiPath Cordless IP system to check for the presence of default login credentials. It uses specific payloads and parameters in HTTP requests to test the credentials typically left unchanged by administrators. By sending credential probes, it attempts to match responses that indicate successful logins. For instance, the scanner looks for page responses and specific success messages in the HTTP body. The scanner utilizes HTTP GET and POST requests to interact with the login interface. Through this process, it confirms the presence of unsecured default credentials if successful login attempts are recorded.
If exploited, the default login vulnerability could allow attackers to gain unauthorized access to the Unify HiPath Cordless IP's admin center. Such unauthorized access may lead to potential configuration changes in devices managed via the system, potentially disrupting communications. Additionally, this can result in unauthorized data access or information leakage, impacting privacy and data integrity. The exploitation might further be used as a stepping stone for broader network infiltration. It poses compliance and reputational risks, especially for businesses handling sensitive information. Timely detection and remediation are critical to prevent these adverse outcomes.
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