Laravel Telescope Disclosure

What is the Laravel Telescope Disclosure?

The Laravel Telescope Disclosure module is designed to detect any vulnerabilities or misconfigurations related to the Laravel Telescope package. Laravel Telescope is a debugging and introspection tool for Laravel applications. It provides insights into various aspects of your application, such as requests, exceptions, log entries, database queries, queued jobs, mail, notifications, cache operations, scheduled tasks, and variable dumps.

This module has a medium severity level, indicating that it may pose a moderate risk to the security and stability of your Laravel application.

This module was authored by geeknik.

Impact

If a vulnerability or misconfiguration is detected by the Laravel Telescope Disclosure module, it could potentially expose sensitive information or allow unauthorized access to your application's debugging and introspection data. This could lead to security breaches, data leaks, or other malicious activities.

How does the module work?

The Laravel Telescope Disclosure module works by sending HTTP requests to specific endpoints of your Laravel application and then analyzing the responses. It uses matching conditions to determine if the responses contain any indicators of the Laravel Telescope package.

For example, one of the HTTP requests sent by this module is a GET request to the "/telescope/requests" endpoint. The module then checks if the response contains specific keywords, such as "<title>Telescope</title>", "Requests", "Commands", and "Schedule". If all the keywords are found in the response, the module considers it a match.

The module uses various matching conditions to ensure accurate detection of the Laravel Telescope package. These conditions are defined in the JSON definition of the module but are not shown here for simplicity.

If a match is found, the module reports the vulnerability or misconfiguration, allowing you to take appropriate actions to address the issue.

For more information about Laravel Telescope, you can refer to the official documentation: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/telescope