Yacht Panel Detection Scanner

Yacht is a web-based management platform designed to facilitate Docker container management. It is commonly used by system administrators and DevOps teams to provide a user-friendly interface for managing Docker environments. Yacht simplifies complex Docker commands and operations, helping teams to streamline their container workflows. The platform allows for easy monitoring, starting, stopping, and scaling of Docker containers and images. It enables efficient management of container resources, making it an essential tool in modern cloud and on-premise deployment environments. Its user-friendly interface has made Yacht a popular choice among small to medium enterprises seeking to harness Docker's capabilities without delving into intricate command-line operations.

This scanner specifically detects the presence of the Yacht login panel on digital assets. The vulnerability identified here is the ability of unauthorized users to detect the presence of the Yacht management interface. By detecting the login panel, it is possible to assess whether a system has the Yacht platform exposed on its network. Such detection serves as a stepping stone towards evaluating potential security misconfigurations and identifying systems running the Yacht platform.

Technical detection focuses on identifying specific tags within the HTML body, such as "<title>Yacht</title>" and text containing "but Yacht do," along with an HTTP status of 200. These indicators confirm the presence of the Yacht login panel, allowing administrators to further evaluate the security of their Docker management systems. The detector checks these signs to ascertain the presence of Yacht without interacting with the login mechanism.

Exposing the Yacht panel may lead to numerous security implications if misconfigured. Unauthorized detection of this panel can potentially signal to malicious actors that the management interface is operational, inviting further probing, which may result in attempted unauthorized access, service disruption, or exploitation of unpatched vulnerabilities. Ensuring that the panel is securely configured and monitored can prevent potential breaches and data exposure.