CVE-2025-49132 Standalone Vulnerability Scanner
Non-Docker Implementation
This scanner operates directly on Python without Docker dependencies, suitable for environments where Docker is not available or preferred.
Installation
pip install -r requirements-standalone.txt
Manual installation:
pip install requests urllib3
Usage
1. Single Target Scanning
python standalone_scanner.py scan http://localhost/
2. Batch Scanning from File
Create targets.txt:
http://localhost/
http://localhost:8080
http://localhost:3000
Execute batch scan:
python standalone_scanner.py batch --file targets.txt
3. Output Persistence
python standalone_scanner.py batch --file targets.txt --output results.json
4. Interactive Mode
python standalone_scanner.py interactive
Output Examples
Vulnerable Target:
🔍 Scanning: http://localhost/
⏰ Time: 2025-01-27 15:30:45
------------------------------------------------------------
✅ VULNERABLE - Database credentials found!
📊 Database Info:
Host: localhost
Port: 3306
Database: root
Username: root
Password: secret123
🔗 Connection String: root:secret123@localhost:3306/root
✅ VULNERABLE - App configuration found!
📊 App Config:
App Key: base64:your_secret_key_here
Cipher: AES-256-CBC
Debug: false
Environment: production
App Name: Pterodactyl
App URL: http://localhost
Timezone: UTC
Locale: en
🔔 SECURITY WARNING: APP_KEY exposed!
This key is used for encryption/decryption
Can be used to decrypt sensitive data
Safe Target:
🔍 Scanning: http://localhost/
⏰ Time: 2025-01-27 15:30:45
------------------------------------------------------------
❌ NOT VULNERABLE (Status: 404)
Technical Features
- ✅ Docker-free Operation: Direct Python execution
- ✅ Cross-platform Compatibility: Windows, Linux, macOS
- ✅ Multiple Execution Modes: Single target, batch processing, interactive
- ✅ Structured Output: JSON format for data persistence
- ✅ Robust Error Handling: Comprehensive exception management
- ✅ Progress Monitoring: Real-time scanning progress
- ✅ Analytical Reports: Statistical summary generation
- ✅ Cryptographic Detection: APP_KEY and cipher identification
- ✅ Security Alerts: Automated vulnerability notifications
Comparative Analysis
| Feature | Standalone | Container |
|---|
| Setup Complexity | Minimal | Docker-dependent |
| Dependencies | Python packages | Docker + Python |
| Performance | Optimized | Comparable |
| Process Isolation | None | Full isolation |
| Deployment Portability | High | Medium |
Technical Specifications
Network Configuration
- Timeout: 10 seconds (configurable)
- SSL Verification: Disabled for compatibility
- User-Agent: Standard browser simulation
- Request Method: GET only (non-intrusive)
Vulnerability Detection
- Database Configuration Exposure: MySQL/PostgreSQL credentials
- Application Configuration: Laravel/PHP settings
- Cryptographic Keys: APP_KEY identification
- Environment Variables: Production/development settings
Troubleshooting
Module Import Errors:
pip install requests
SSL Certificate Issues:
SSL warnings are automatically suppressed. No additional configuration required.
Connection Timeout:
Default timeout is 10 seconds. Modify timeout parameter in source code if needed.
Security Considerations
Scanner Behavior
- Non-intrusive: Only performs GET requests
- Data Handling: No sensitive data persistence
- Detection Scope: Configuration file exposure
- Exploitation: No active exploitation performed
Risk Assessment
- Database Credentials: Direct database access potential
- Application Keys: Encryption/decryption capability exposure
- Environment Variables: Configuration disclosure
- Attack Surface: Increased vulnerability footprint
Quick Start Guide
# Install dependencies
pip install requests urllib3
# Perform test scan
python standalone_scanner.py scan http://localhost/
# Execute batch analysis
python standalone_scanner.py batch --file targets.txt --output results.json
Technical Architecture
Core Components
- Scanner Engine: HTTP request processing
- Parser Module: Response analysis and extraction
- Vulnerability Detector: Pattern matching and validation
- Output Formatter: Structured data presentation
- Error Handler: Exception management and recovery
Data Flow
Target Input → HTTP Request → Response Analysis → Vulnerability Detection → Output Generation
- Scan Speed: ~1-3 seconds per target
- Memory Usage: Minimal footprint
- Network Overhead: Single GET request per target
- CPU Utilization: Low computational requirements
Compliance and Ethics
This tool is designed for:
- Security Research: Vulnerability assessment
- Penetration Testing: Authorized security testing
- Educational Purposes: Security awareness training
- Compliance Auditing: Security posture evaluation
Note: Always obtain proper authorization before scanning any target systems.