Added Oqtane CMS database distribution detection template #11728
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Dear Nuclei Templates Maintainers,
I am submitting a new template designed to detect which database distribution is utilized by an Oqtane CMS instance. This template aims to enhance security assessments by identifying the specific database in use.
Template Details:
ID: oqtane-cms-db
Name: Oqtane CMS Database - Detect
Author: Masoud Abdaal
Severity: Info
Description: Detects which database distribution the target Oqtane CMS uses.
References:
Classification:
Metadata:
Tags: detect, tech, api, cms
Detection Logic:
The template sends a
GET
request to the/api/database
endpoint of the target Oqtane CMS instance. It then examines the JSON response to extract thename
field of the object whereisDefault
is set totrue
. This is achieved using a JSON extractor with the query.[] | select(.isDefault == true) | .name
.Example JSON Response:
In this example, the template will identify "PostgreSQL" as the default database.
Impact:
Identifying the database distribution used by an Oqtane CMS instance can assist in tailoring security assessments and understanding potential database-specific vulnerabilities.
Best regards,
Masoud Abdaal