VisionHub Default Login Scanner
This scanner detects the use of VisionHub application with default admin credentials in digital assets. It helps identify potential vulnerabilities in login configurations.
Short Info
Level
High
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
1 minute
Time Interval
11 days 16 hours
Scan only one
Domain, IPv4
Toolbox
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VisionHub is a comprehensive surveillance management platform developed for enterprise-level security monitoring. It is used widely by security teams to oversee extensive video surveillance systems and ensures real-time situational awareness across various sectors, including corporate, governmental, and public safety environments. VisionHub integrates with various security devices to provide a unified interface, streamlining the process of monitoring, alerting, and responding to security incidents. Administrators and security personnel rely on its comprehensive suite of features for operational efficiency and effective resource management. Its robust compatibility with numerous camera models and systems makes it a choice solution for scalable and adaptive security needs.
The vulnerability detected is related to default login credentials in VisionHub systems. This vulnerability arises when the application accepts default admin credentials, creating an unauthorized access risk. Default login vulnerabilities are critical because they can be easily exploited by attackers familiar with common default combinations. The persistence of default credentials in security systems like VisionHub indicates either insufficient setup security measures or lack of security best practices enforcement. Such issues are prevalent across various industries and require immediate remediation to avoid unauthorized system access and potential breaches.
Technically, the vulnerability in VisionHub emanates from its acceptance of default admin credentials during the authentication process. The exploit utilizes a typical HTTP POST request to the VisionHub API, targeting the login endpoint with common default username and password combinations. Default credentials such as 'admin:admin' are tested against the server’s response, looking for indicative headers like "Set-Cookie: admin" which confirm successful access. The technique leverages HTTP headers and status codes to validate unauthorized entry while suppressing any false positives.
Exploiting this vulnerability could lead to significant security breaches including unauthorized access to surveillance data and administrative functions. Attackers can manipulate surveillance feeds, disable monitoring, extract confidential footage, or launch further attacks on the network. Such breaches can gravely damage an organization's operational integrity, compromise sensitive data, and result in severe legal and financial repercussions. Preventing such scenarios is critical to maintaining trust and ensuring the integrity of security operations.
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