Website Security Scanner

OWASP Top 10:

Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is an online community in the field of web application security which releases a list of top 10 vulnerabilities every few years. ESDS VTMScan detects those vulnerabilities and follows the rules laid out by OWASP. We scan for Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), SQL Injection, Insecure Deserialization, Sensitive Data Exposure etc. and report the vulnerabilities and provide recommendations to fix these issues.

Content Change Monitoring:

Content Change Monitoring is an important feature provided by ESDS VTMScan. We scan each and every page of the website to detect any changes. Every change is monitored throughout the website along with its percentage with the respective URLs. Here we first create a snapshot of all the web pages and then scan each & every page for changes and report the irregularities found. This feature helps website owners to check whether there are any changes being done on the website without their concern or these are just illegitimate changes.

Malware Scan

Website defacement check: Website defacement is an attack on a website that changes the visual appearance of the site or a webpage.

Forceful redirect injection test
Scans JavaScript code snippets against generic signatures: Checks for JavaScript’s deprecated and vulnerable functions like eval, base64_decode, char etc. Checks for iframes.
A special algorithm developed to detect JavaScript Obfuscation: Obfuscation used to convert vulnerable codes into an unreadable format.
Third-party link checks: It checks third party links with reputation databases.
Malware Monitoring primarily focuses on the detection of- JavaScript, iframe & Defaced keywords. JavaScript is scanned for malicious code. The site is also scanned for deface keywords like- ‘hacked by’, ‘compromised’, etc.

Phishing:

Protect your customers and safeguard your website and web application with ESDS VTMScan.

Find similar looking domains
URL hijacking - The URL hijacking can be similar to the victim’s website address (e.g. esds.co.in): and also it may be of the following types -
A common misspelling, or foreign language spelling. Eg- site: eads.com
Misspelling like a typographical error. Eg - site: essd.com
Swapping letters within the name Eg- site: essd.com
Different domain name. Eg - site: esds.org
Corporate intelligence
Homoglyph advance phishing attack detection
Punycode phishing attack detection

CMS Scan:

Very few scanners provide this feature
Detect Wordpress, Joomla, vBulletin, Drupal
Scan Themes, Plug-ins, unprotected admin area
User enumeration

Brut forcing for simple password detection
FPD - File Path Disclosure scanning
Detect CMS in all directories

Domain Reputation Check:

Domain reputation in Google, SURBL, Malware Patrol, Clean-Mx, Phishtank:

ESDS VTMScan checks whether your domain is listed in these databases - Google, SURBL, Malware Patrol, Clean MX, PhishTank. These organizations have their databases that stores IP addresses and domains which are extracted for malware, spamming, phishing activities.

Mail server IP Check in 58 RBL repositories:

RBL (Real-time Blackhole Lists) have IP addresses whose owners refuse to stop the growth of spams. RBL lists various server IP addresses from multiple ISPs (Internet Service Providers) whose users are responsible for spams. RBL also lists those ISPs whose servers are hijacked for spam relay. ESDS VTMScan check the mail server IPs in 58 such RBL repositories,

Robust Link Crawling:

Link crawling is a process of capturing all the webpages (its URLs) present on the website. It helps us understand how many webpages are there in our website and about what are these pages related to. The website owner can also cross-check whether these pages are legitimate or not.

ESDS VTMScan does following things:

Crawls links from web pages, robots.txt, iframes, hacker’s favourite search engines, directory indexes, and directory traversals.
Check admin and directory busters.
Directory access check

Banner Grabbing:

Banner grabbing is a collection of information related to your websites such as web server information, header information and open ports. Banner grabbing is a technique used to gain information about a computer system on a network and the services running on its open ports. An intruder can use banner grabbing in order to find network hosts that are running versions of applications and operating systems with known exploits.

ESDS VTMScan checks for following things:

Port scanning
OS detection
WAF detection

SSL Scan:

ESDS VTMScan checks for SSL Poodle, BEAST, CRIME, Heartbleed, DROWN etc.

In SSL Check, the following areas are checked:

NULL Cipher used or less than 128 bits.
Domain uses an invalid security certificate.
Domain uses an expired security certificate.
Domain uses a security certificate which expires today (EOD).

Local File Inclusion (LFI):

Local File Inclusion (LFI) is a process where a file or a script is injected on a server through a web browser which allows local directory traversals and characters to be injected if the page is not sanitized. This attack leads to sensitive information disclosure.

Remote File Inclusion (RFI):

Remote File Inclusion (RFI) is an attack which looks for vulnerabilities in a web application to include a remote file through a script on the web browser. The perpetrator wants to exploit the functions in an application to upload malware from a different domain.

Q: Does VTMScan scan subdomains of a given domain?

Ans: Yes, VTMScan will also scan subdomains of your website, but you need to mention those subdomains in the additional domain field while you schedule your scan.

Q: Can VTMScan schedule website scan as per user time frame?

Ans: Yes, VTMScan can schedule scans as per user time frame so that it won't affect user website during peak time. User will be provided with a custom scan option where he can set his time frame.

Q: What is OS Detection in VTMScan?

Ans: OS Detection is one of the striking features of VTMScan. Most of the time website is coded very securely and is very hard to crack so, hackers target website server Operating System. VTMScan predicts your Operating System and lists down vulnerabilities regarding that website.

Q: How exactly does VTMScan Ports remotely?

Ans: VTMScan checks for all ports on the server. It finds out all open ports and services/products running on those ports. It checks those products in vulnerability database and alerts if any product is vulnerable.

Q:Does VTMScan installs any agents on my website?

Ans: VTMScan does not install any agent. VTMScan also takes care that it sends you harmless requests and payloads which will not affect performance and availability of the user website.

Q : What is WAF?

Ans: A web application firewall (WAF) is an appliance, server plugin, or filter that applies a set of rules to an HTTP conversation. Generally, these rules cover common attacks such as cross-site scripting (XSS) and SQL injection. By customizing the rules to your application, many attacks can be identified and blocked. The effort to perform this customization can be significant and needs to be maintained as the application is modified.

Q : What is Content Change Monitoring and it's usage?

Ans: Content Change Monitoring compares the current state of your website with the snapshot of your website which was taken by you earlier and informs if any changes are observed on the website.

Q : Is Authentication Based Scanning supported by VTMScan?

Ans : Yes, VTMScan supports authentication based scanning viz. htaccess and web based authentication.

Q : What do you mean by a CSRF vulnerability?

Ans: Cross-site request forgery, also known as one-click attack or session riding and abbreviated as CSRF or XSRF, is a type of malicious exploit of a website where unauthorized commands are transmitted from a user that the website trusts. Unlike cross-site scripting (XSS), which exploits the trust a user has for a particular site, CSRF exploits the trust that a site has in a user's browser.

Q : Does VTMScan detects CMS? If Yes, then which types of CMS are detected?

Ans: Yes, CMS is detected in VTMScan. Types of CMS that are detected and scanned are Wordpress, Joomla, vBulletin and Drupal.

Q : How do I get my domain off the phishtank blacklist?

Ans: Please visit the following page: http://www.phishtank.com/contact.php and follow the instructions for reporting an incorrect phishing page.

VTMScan Service Level Agreement

Coverage

This SLA applies to active client accounts of ESDS VTMscan Service.

Service Level Goal

ESDS is a cloud service provider company. We are committed to creating Lifetime Customer Relationships by delivering World Class Managed Data Center Services and Cloud enabled Solutions. Our goal is to provide the most trusted and reliable ESDS VTMscan Service to our clients. We are committed to resolve any issues for our services with highest priority. ESDS has well trained Support team with experience of working on wide range of technologies includes web servers, operating systems, security compliances, various software applications and databases. ESDS will make sure to provide complete management and support to its clients, with this commitment we can cover resolution of issues raised under following categories as per expertise supported by us,

a. Covered Issues:

VTMScan self-service portal related issues
Website scanning issues. - In case all needed Pre-requisites for scanning supported by clients.
Proof of Concept (POC) for vulnerabilities found through web application security scanning via VTMScan

b. Other Issues:

Client queries related to reports and vulnerabilities identified.

c. Non-inclusion - Issues Out of service scope. like,

ESDS will not do remediation of the vulnerabilities found
User web applications/website availability related issues
DNS Issues, website reachability from scanning server

Exceptions

ESDS will make all technical resources available in order to support their clients. However, it's client's responsibility to attempt to resolve basic issues such as adding websites, alert email addresses, monitoring of websites, fetch the reports, create a snapshot. ESDS reserves right to determine how much support or service level we will provide.

If a client uses our support policies over a fair usage & which may be affecting other customers. Due to the frequency and nature of support requests received over period of time by such a client, ESDS may be required to give a lower level of priority to that client in the support queue.