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Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure

Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure

Attackers can get access to sensitive AWS Dockerrun configuration files.

Security Misconfiguration (SM)

"Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure refers to the vulnerability arising from misconfigured AWS Dockerrun configuration files. This misconfiguration allows unauthorized access to sensitive files, potentially exposing critical information and compromising system security. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability to manipulate container definitions, leading to potential disruptions in system integrity and availability. It is crucial to address this issue promptly to prevent unauthorized access and protect the system from potential risks."

"Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure refers to the vulnerability arising from misconfigured AWS Dockerrun configuration files. This misconfiguration allows unauthorized access to sensitive files, potentially exposing critical information and compromising system security. Attackers can exploit this vulnerability to manipulate container definitions, leading to potential disruptions in system integrity and availability. It is crucial to address this issue promptly to prevent unauthorized access and protect the system from potential risks."

Impact of the vulnerability

Impact of the vulnerability

Unauthorized access enables manipulation of container definitions, risking system integrity and availability.

Unauthorized access enables manipulation of container definitions, risking system integrity and availability.

How this template works

APIs Selection

The API selection filters in this template specify the criteria for selecting the API requests to be executed. In this case, the filters include the response code range (between 200 and 300) and the extraction of the URL into a variable called "urlVar".

Execute request

The execute section defines the type of request to be executed, which is a single request in this case. It also specifies the request to be made, which includes modifying the URL by appending "/Dockerrun.aws.json" to the value of the "urlVar" variable.

Validation

The validation section defines the criteria for validating the response of the executed request. It includes checking the response code to be within the range of 200 to 300 and ensuring that the response payload contains specific keywords like "AWSEBDockerrunVersion" and "containerDefinitions".

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability test

What is the purpose of the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability test

What is the purpose of the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability test

How does unauthorized access to AWS Dockerrun configuration files impact system integrity and availability

How does unauthorized access to AWS Dockerrun configuration files impact system integrity and availability

How does unauthorized access to AWS Dockerrun configuration files impact system integrity and availability

What is the severity level of the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability

What is the severity level of the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability

What is the severity level of the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability

What category and subcategory does the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability fall under

What category and subcategory does the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability fall under

What category and subcategory does the Dockerrun AWS Configuration Exposure vulnerability fall under

What are the expected response code filters for the vulnerability test

What are the expected response code filters for the vulnerability test

What are the expected response code filters for the vulnerability test

What are the validation criteria for a successful vulnerability test

What are the validation criteria for a successful vulnerability test

What are the validation criteria for a successful vulnerability test

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