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Centreon Login Panel - Detect

By kannthu

Informative
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#panel#centreon#login
Description

What is the "Centreon Login Panel - Detect?"

The "Centreon Login Panel - Detect" module is designed to detect the presence of the Centreon login panel. Centreon is an IT and network monitoring software. This module focuses on identifying the login panel specifically. The severity of this module is classified as informative, meaning it provides valuable information but does not indicate a vulnerability or misconfiguration.

This module was authored by pikpikcu and daffainfo.

Impact

This module does not have a direct impact on the system being scanned. It simply detects the presence of the Centreon login panel, providing information about its existence.

How does the module work?

The "Centreon Login Panel - Detect" module works by sending an HTTP GET request to the "/centreon/index.php" path. It then applies two matching conditions to determine if the Centreon login panel is present:

    - The first matching condition checks if the response body contains the following words: "<title>Centreon - IT & Network Monitoring</title>" and "<input name=\"centreon_token\" type=\"hidden\"". If either of these words is found, it indicates the presence of the login panel. - The second matching condition verifies that the HTTP response status is 200, indicating a successful request.

If both matching conditions are met, the module reports the detection of the Centreon login panel.

For example, the module sends an HTTP GET request to "/centreon/index.php" and expects a response with a status code of 200 and the presence of the specified words in the response body.

Module preview

Concurrent Requests (1)
1. HTTP Request template
GET/centreon/index.php
Matching conditions
word: <title>Centreon - IT & Network Monitorin...and
status: 200
Passive global matcher
No matching conditions.
On match action
Report vulnerability