YzmCMS Panel Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of YzmCMS Panel in digital assets. It helps identify the presence of YzmCMS login panels to ensure proper security measures are in place.
Short Info
Level
Medium
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
24 days 19 hours
Scan only one
URL
Toolbox
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YzmCMS is a content management system frequently used by web developers and content creators for building and managing websites. It is utilized in various industries ranging from personal blogs to online businesses seeking a user-friendly CMS. The software is designed to facilitate website customization and content management, making it popular among both novice and experienced web developers. Organizations adopt YzmCMS for its scalability and flexibility in adding modules and plugins, enhancing site functionality. Being an open-source platform, YzmCMS allows developers to contribute or modify code to tailor websites according to specific needs. Additionally, the CMS provides robust documentation and support, encouraging widespread adoption.
Panel Detection refers to identifying the login and administrative panels of web applications such as YzmCMS. Detecting panels is essential for understanding potential entry points that could be exploited by unauthorized individuals. This vulnerability arises when such panels are easily accessible or detectable without protective measures, potentially allowing attackers to target the login processes. Identifying these panels helps in highlighting the need for securing them to prevent unauthorized access. The detection process may involve signature-based searches to find unique identifiers belonging to the application's panel. Knowing about panel locations aids in implementing security measures like access control and authentication barriers.
The technical detail in detecting YzmCMS involves querying specific endpoints which typically host the login interface. The use of HTTP requests targeting known paths, such as '/admin/index/login.html', combined with pattern matching in the response body, achieves this. Matchers look for specific words such as 'Powered By YzmCMS' to confirm the presence of the panel. HTTP status checks, particularly for a 200 response, further validate successful panel detection. Such analyses are integral for automated systems seeking uncovered panels to alert administrators. This process can be enhanced by cross-referencing information from web scanning services like Shodan and Fofa to improve detection accuracy.
When a panel for YzmCMS is detected without proper security configurations, it could lead to various risks, including unauthorized access attempts. Malicious actors exploiting uncovered panels might perform brute force attacks if weak passwords are used. This could result in critical data breaches, exposing sensitive information managed by the CMS. Additionally, an attacker gaining access could modify content, inject malicious code, or disrupt services managed through the CMS. Unauthorized access could also lead to the escalation of privileges, allowing complete control over the web server. Ensuring panels are protected diminishes these risks considerably, aiding in maintaining the web application's integrity.
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