WatchGuard Firebox T15 Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Watchguard Panel in digital assets.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
9 days 10 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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WatchGuard is widely used by enterprises for network security solutions. These solutions can include firewalls, VPNs, and other security services which provide protection for various network infrastructures. The software is utilized by network administrators to ensure secure access and data integrity across corporate networks. It helps in managing the network services and settings, offering configurations for varying security levels tailored to organizational needs. Often employed in business environments, it aids companies in protecting sensitive data from external threats.
The vulnerability detected by this scanner relates to the login panel of WatchGuard. The panel detection identifies whether the WatchGuard login interface is exposed on the network, which could indicate a potential security misconfiguration. This detection does not imply an exploit but signals that the panel is discoverable, which could facilitate unauthorized access attempts. By identifying exposed login panels, administrators can better secure their perimeter by ensuring proper access controls and configurations.
The technical aspects of the vulnerability involve accessing the 'sslvpn_logon.shtml' endpoint, which is a common login interface for WatchGuard. The scan looks for keywords like 'User Authentication' and 'WatchGuard Technologies' within a successful 200 HTTP response. Such endpoints, if unsecurely configured, could present a surface for attackers to attempt login attacks or gather information about the platform.
If malicious users exploit this vulnerability, they may attempt unauthorized access via brute force attacks on login credentials. An exposed interface could lead to information gathering about the network configuration, which could be leveraged in further attacks. Even if no immediate access is gained, attackers might use the information to craft spear-phishing campaigns or other social engineering techniques aimed at the organization.
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