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The Fortinet FortiOS Management Interface Panel - Detect module is designed to detect the presence of the Fortinet FortiOS Management interface panel. This module focuses on identifying misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, or specific software fingerprints related to the Fortinet FortiOS Management interface panel.
This module targets the Fortinet FortiOS Management interface panel, which is a web-based management interface for Fortinet FortiOS devices such as FortiGate, FortiProxy, and FortiAP.
The severity of this module is classified as informative, meaning it provides valuable information about potential issues or vulnerabilities without directly impacting the security of the system.
The Fortinet FortiOS Management Interface Panel - Detect module does not directly impact the system. Instead, it helps identify potential misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, or specific software fingerprints related to the Fortinet FortiOS Management interface panel. By detecting these issues, system administrators can take appropriate actions to secure their Fortinet FortiOS devices.
The Fortinet FortiOS Management Interface Panel - Detect module works by sending HTTP requests to the target device's management interface. It then applies a set of matching conditions to determine if the Fortinet FortiOS Management interface panel is present and if any misconfigurations or vulnerabilities are detected.
For example, one of the matching conditions may involve checking the response body for specific HTML elements such as "<html class="main-app">
" and "<f-icon class="fa-warning">
". Additionally, it may check for the presence of a specific header, such as "APSCOOKIE_
". The module also verifies if the HTTP response status is 200
.
By analyzing the results of these matching conditions, the module can provide insights into the presence of the Fortinet FortiOS Management interface panel and any potential misconfigurations or vulnerabilities that may exist.