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SqWebMail Login Panel - Detect

By kannthu

Informative
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#webmail#sqwebmail#panel
Description

What is the "SqWebMail Login Panel - Detect?"

The "SqWebMail Login Panel - Detect" module is designed to detect the presence of the SqWebMail login panel. SqWebMail is a webmail software that allows users to access their email accounts through a web browser. This module focuses on identifying the login panel specifically.

The severity of this module is classified as informative, which means it provides valuable information but does not indicate a vulnerability or misconfiguration.

This module was authored by ritikchaddha.

Impact

This module does not have a direct impact as it is primarily used for detection purposes. It helps identify the presence of the SqWebMail login panel, but it does not exploit any vulnerabilities or cause any changes to the target system.

How does the module work?

The "SqWebMail Login Panel - Detect" module works by sending HTTP requests to specific paths associated with SqWebMail, such as "/cgi-bin/sqwebmail" and "/cgi-bin/webmail". It then applies matching conditions to the responses received to determine if the SqWebMail login panel is present.

For example, one of the matching conditions used in this module is to search for the phrase "SqWebMail - Copyright" in the response. If this phrase is found, it indicates the presence of the login panel.

The module also provides additional metadata, such as the maximum number of requests to be sent (in this case, 2) and whether the detection has been verified.

Overall, the module serves as a valuable tool for identifying the SqWebMail login panel and gathering information about its presence.

Module preview

Concurrent Requests (1)
1. HTTP Request template
GET/cgi-bin/sqwebmail/cgi-bin/webmail
Matching conditions
word: SqWebMail - Copyright
Passive global matcher
No matching conditions.
On match action
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