Executive Summary

 Scan Name: WebScantest
 Date: 12/13/2011 4:15:27 PM
 Authenticated User: (none)
 Total Links / Attackable Links: 266 / 218
 Target URL: http://www.webscantest.com/
 Reports:

Crawl and Attack Summary:
We crawled 266 links and found 218 attack points for which we calculated 120,071 possible attacks of which 44,127 were actually performed.
There are 496 vulnerabilities detected of which 382 have been consolidated to 114 root causes, allowing us to reduce remediation labor by 77%.

More than 1% but less than 5% of the requests failed in this scan. This suggests that the scan is slightly faster than your network and/or server can handle. These errors somewhat compromise the assessment value of this scan. Try setting a lower number (i.e. 90% of the current value) of maximum concurrent requests and run the scan again. It will take slightly longer but yield better results.

Vulnerability Summary:
There are significant security concerns with this site, including High-Risk vulnerabilities and high threat Exposure. High-Risk vulnerabilities pose significant threat to web site security and can lead to the access, modification or loss of proprietary corporate information, customer information and more. Furthermore, federal legislation including Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA), The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996, Sarbanes-Oxley, as well as new laws in California may directly affect you. These issues create significant risk to the security of your network and should receive immediate attention.

Vulnerabilities by Risk

 Vulnerabilities:  
 Root Causes: 
 496
 114

Remediation Efficiency

Reduced remediation labor by 77%.

Remediation Cost Estimates For High and Medium Risk Issues


Remediator Root causes Estimated time to fix * Estimated cost *
Application Developer
73 62.75 – 99.25 man hours $15,687.50 – $24,812.50
Server Administrator
1 2.25 – 3.00 man hours $562.50 – $750.00


Estimate Qualification*

Assessment Statistics

Module Status Potential Performed Found
Predictable Resource Location Enabled 2,815 2,707 9
Source Code Disclosure Enabled 14,040 13,896 0
SQL Injection Enabled 13,980 11,375 105
Blind SQL Enabled 18,640 4,395 91
OS Commanding Enabled 20,970 4,830 5
Directory Indexing Enabled 3,042 207 5
Java Grinder Enabled 0 0 0
Reflection Analysis Enabled 1,398 1,365 94
Cross-Site Scripting Enabled 1,864 2,369 218
Session Strength Analysis Enabled 7 6 2
Parameter Analysis Enabled 27,028 922 28
Web Service (SOAP) Analysis Enabled 0 0 0
HTTP Response Splitting Enabled 1,398 1,365 1
Cookie Analysis Enabled 932 805 16
Remote File Include Enabled 1,812 1,679 0
Arbitrary File Upload Enabled 6 6 4
Cross-Site Tracing Enabled 3 1 1
Reverse Proxy Enabled 3 1 0
Server Configuration Enabled 0 1 1
Authentication Testing Enabled 370 370 1
Active Content Analysis Enabled 0 13 0
Frame/iFrame Content Analysis Enabled 0 0 0
Compliance Enabled 0 11,296 318
Web Beacon Enabled 0 3 0
Financial Compliance Enabled 0 24 0

Compliance Summary

Standard Status Issues
Best Practices Fail 12
SOX Fail 55
HIPAA Pass 0
PCI Fail 88
DISASTIG Fail 82
GLB Fail 6
OWASP2007 Fail 132
OWASP2010 Fail 130
FISMA Fail 126

Vulnerabilities

This scan has only partial vulnerability checking enabled, and thus, is not a complete representation of all potential site vulnerabilities. It is recommended that full vulnerability checking be enabled when at all possible.

This site was found to have numerous vulnerabilities, including those considered to be High Risk. A High Risk vulnerability creates a strong opportunity for an attacker to compromise the site's security and gain access to, modify or delete information such as credit card information, other customer data, and other sensitive or proprietary data that is being stored. Furthermore, these systems may become a launching pad for the attacker to gain access to other systems and/or networks.

Remediation of High Risk vulnerabilities requires immediate attention in order to mitigate your security concern; other vulnerabilities should be addressed immediately afterwards, based on priority risk.

+Positive Factors
+ The absence of backup files implies a strong deployment policy for moving web servers into production environments.

-Negative Factors
- The application does not use strong validation filters on user-supplied data.
- The application does not filter unexpected characters from user-supplied data that form database queries.
- The application does not filter HTML tags with the potential for misuse.
- This site does not enforce a robust authentication policy that prevents weak or common passwords.
- The application's session management mechanism may be susceptible to prediction attacks.


Exposure

This site is architected with a high number of "Attack Points" that can be targeted by an attacker. While many of these may not create a direct vulnerability today, emerging threats focus on such site resources based on their ability to interact directly with the web server, application server or database. If such resources are necessary, it is highly recommended that a thorough code analysis be performed to ensure "Best Practices" are employed to reduce possible exploitation by emerging attacks. Ongoing analysis, assessment and monitoring of such resources are critical to mitigate any emerging threats to these Exposure concerns.

+Positive Factors
+ The application consists of a single web server platform.
+ The application does not return raw HTTP error codes.

-Negative Factors
- The application sends session tokens/cookies over HTTP (plaintext) instead of HTTPS (encrypted).
- This application uses many unique URL parameters, which increases the need for strong input validation filters.
- The application passes data to external web sites (external to the scanned domain).