We are trying to get a firewall to pass a PCI compliance scan, but are getting this attached vulnerability flagged. Has anyone encountered this before? Is the fix to turn on TOTP?
What Service is listening on Port 8080, Firewall HTTP Management? If yes, what Firmware you're running?
It occurs to me that 8080 is a NAT to a internal HTTP Service running on an IIS? /doc/page/login.asp isn't something I can see in relevance with a SNWL.
If it's a Web Application you might be better off asking this vendor/developer.
I believe this is it! There is a rule setup for NVR services from WAN to LAN allowing any to the WAN IP over ports 8000, 8080 and 8554. Will try disabling this rule and running the scan.
Answers
Vulnerability Details - HTML page uses cleartext form-based authentication (/doc/page/login.asp)
Path: /login.asp
THREAT REFERENCE
Summary:
HTML page uses cleartext form-based authentication (/doc/page/login.asp)
Risk: High (3)
Port: 8080/tcp
Protocol: tcp
Threat ID: web_security_clearpass
Details: There are potential vulnerabilities associated with
HTML form-based authentication:
Clear-text Form-based Authentication.
The password is sent over the network unencrypted when a user submits the login form, thereby allowing an
attacker who is capable of sniffing the network to view
the password.
Information From Target:
Service: 8080:TCP
Received:
<input type="password" class="inputtip logininputwidth" id="password" ng-model="password" maxlength="16" placeholder="{{oLan.password}}" />
What Service is listening on Port 8080, Firewall HTTP Management? If yes, what Firmware you're running?
It occurs to me that 8080 is a NAT to a internal HTTP Service running on an IIS? /doc/page/login.asp isn't something I can see in relevance with a SNWL.
If it's a Web Application you might be better off asking this vendor/developer.
--Michael@BWC
Truvision DVR
Don't allow access from anywhere on internet to an NVR.
Enable HTTPS on web interface of NVR and forward that port instead.
If you can't enable HTTPS on this device then only allow access for VPN client users instead.
I believe this is it! There is a rule setup for NVR services from WAN to LAN allowing any to the WAN IP over ports 8000, 8080 and 8554. Will try disabling this rule and running the scan.
Hi @sonicwalls_rock
Please Disable user login via http and management login via http on the interface settings.