VMware Workspace ONE UEM Airwatch Login Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of VMware Workspace ONE UEM Airwatch Login Panel in digital assets. It helps in identifying the presence of the login panel, ensuring awareness of potential security concerns related to its configuration.
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Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
12 days 1 hour
Scan only one
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VMware Workspace ONE UEM, also known as AirWatch, is a comprehensive enterprise mobility management solution that enables organizations to manage all endpoints, including mobile devices, desktops, and IoT devices, from a unified platform. It is widely used by businesses to ensure secure access to corporate resources, improve productivity, and reduce IT costs. The software supports various platforms, including iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS, and is suitable for large enterprises and small businesses. Its robust features for managing applications, devices, and content make it a preferred choice for IT administrators in diverse industries. By providing a unified endpoint management approach, VMware Workspace ONE UEM simplifies the IT landscape and enhances user experience.
The vulnerability detected by this scanner pertains to the exposure of the VMware Workspace ONE UEM login panel, indicating a potential misconfiguration that could lead to unauthorized access attempts. The presence of such panels in accessible digital locations without adequate protection might enable infiltration by unauthorized users. While detecting the login panel alone does not imply a direct threat, it highlights the necessity for organizations to consider further hardening and securing of their systems. Proper security controls and access restrictions must be implemented to prevent unauthorized entities from attempting to exploit this exposure. Awareness and regular checks of these panels can serve as an essential component of the organization's security posture.
Details of this vulnerability indicate that the exposed endpoint is the login panel URL of VMware Workspace ONE UEM's AirWatch module. This panel can potentially allow attackers to discover more information about the system and its configurations if not adequately secured. The parameters checked by this detection involve common paths, keywords associated with AirWatch, and specific page content markers. Ensuring none of these are visible or accessible without authentication can mitigate potential risks. Such exposure might also indicate improper implementation of web application security layers, including transport layer security and input validation.
If the vulnerability is exploited by malicious actors, it could result in unauthorized attempts to access the management console of VMware Workspace ONE UEM. This access can lead to further exploitation opportunities, including configurations alteration, data leaks, or executing unauthorized actions within the managed infrastructure. It can also serve as a pivot point for the attackers to access other connected system resources or conduct broader reconnaissance within the organization. Regular verification against this vulnerability helps in maintaining robust asset management and preventing potential breaches.
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