Company Attack Surface Mapper

Here's how such a scan works:

1. Webpage Content and Headers: The scan would analyze the HTML content of webpages associated with the domain, looking for references to external resources like images, scripts, stylesheets, and iframes. It would also inspect HTTP response headers such as Content-Security-Policy and Permissions-Policy to understand the security policies and identify any misconfigurations or weaknesses.

2. Open S3 Buckets and Open Azure Blobs: The scan would check for any open or publicly accessible S3 buckets associated with the domain or its subdomains. Similarly, it would look for publicly accessible Azure blobs or other cloud storage resources. This involves querying DNS records, analyzing website content, and requesting known cloud storage endpoints.

3. Cloud Provider Information: The scan utilizes APIs provided by cloud service providers to gather information about the domain's cloud infrastructure, including details about storage resources and other services. This could help identify potential security risks associated with cloud configurations.

4. Subdomain Enumeration: The scan would identify any subdomains associated with the domain by examining DNS records and performing subdomain enumeration techniques. It then analyzes these subdomains to determine if they point to cloud storage endpoints or other relevant resources.

By combining these techniques, the scan provides a comprehensive assessment of the domain's attack surface, highlighting potential security weaknesses and areas for improvement.

What data is captured by the Attack Surface Mapper scan? 🤔

Here is what you will see once you have completed the Attack Surface Mapper scan against a domain.

Data Label	Description / Use Case
DNS Records	Displays the DNS (Domain Name System) records associated to the domain. Different types will include A, MX, NS, TXT, and SOA record types. These help in the translation of a human-readable domain to an actual IP address. (IE: Phonebook for the Internet)
Emails
MX Records	Displays the MX (Mail Exchange) record for the domain. This help to route email to the correct email server(s).
Open Ports	Displays the count of open ports with the protocol. Ports are used for communication between software applications and services running on a device. The IANA maintains the full listing found here: IANA Ports Guide
RAW Headers	Displays the RAW Header information for the domain, which includes Cache Control, Connection, Content-length, Content Encoding, Content Type, Date, Etag, Keep-alive, Server, Set Cookie, Vary, X-host, and X-us-compatible information. This information is used for communication between web browsers and servers.
S3 Buckets	Displays any S3 (Amazon Simple Storage Service) buckets/containers for the domain; these are used for storing and organizing data on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) platform.
SPF Records	Displays the Sender Policy Framework (SPF), DNS record for the domain. This helps in preventing email spoofing and phishing by verifying that an email sent from an authorized server.
Subdomains	Displays the count of Subdomains found the main domain.
Target IPs	Displays the public or target IP for the domain.
Usernames
Vulnerabilities	Displays the count of Vulnerabilites; the CVE-ID, Severity, Description, EPSS Score, Base Score, Impact Score, and Exploitability Score will be included.

Company Attack Surface Mapper - Table of Contents

Company Attack Surface Mapper - Overview

On this page, you can view a list of domains configured for scanning.

Use the side navigation toolbar to add a ‘New Domain’ if no records are displayed.

Company Attack Surface Mapper - Details

You will find the Name and Domain listed under the Domain Configuration section.

Company Attack Surface Mapper - Side Navigation Toolbar Overview

1. Add Domain - tap to add a new domain configuration to the ASM scanning.

2. Edit Domain - select one record first, then tap to Edit the scan details.

3. Remove Domain - select at least one record first, then tap to Remove the selected domain configuration.

4. Scan Now - select at least one record first, then tap to initiate an ASM scan.

5. Jobs - tap see historical ASM job history and details.

6. Alerts - tap to see the system events in our timeline-style format.

Company Attack Surface Mapper - Side Navigation Toolbar Actions

Add Domain

Tap to create a new domain configuration for ASM scanning. You must include the Name and Domain and tap the save button to finish.

Edit Domain

First, select one record from the left side checkbox, then tap the Edit Domain icon to make any changes.

Tap Save once you are completed; otherwise, click Cancel to go back.

Remove Domain

Select at least one record, then tap the Remove Domain icon to delete the profile. You will be prompted with a confirmation message to click Yes to remove the domain.

Click Yes; otherwise, click Cancel to back out and keep the domain.

Scan Now

You must select at least one record first, then tap the Scan Now icon to initiate an Attack Surface Mapper scan manually. This will show up under the Jobs section, where you can monitor the progress.

Jobs

Tap the Jobs icon to see a history of the Jobs running for the company selected.

Alerts

You can use the timeline style to view the changes and updates in the System Events.

Need Support?

Contact our support team by sending an email to support@connectsecure.com or by visiting our Partner Portal, where you can create, view, and manage your tickets.

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