Security

Executing Web Scanner on Splunk WebUI- What issues should I be on the lookout for?

chaday00
Path Finder

One of my ISSO's asked that I scan an implementation of the Splunk WebUI using Burp Suite Enterprise (similar to a Nessus Web App scan or WebInspect scan). 

  • What issues should I be on the look out from doing this? 
    • Mitigations?
  • Any known settings / best practices for this?
  • In terms of user agreements, are there any known clauses that might limit/prevent this?

 

Thank you

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PickleRick
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Well, automatic scanners can produce lots of false positives. Especially if operated by inexperienced crew and/or not screened manually afterwards.

There was a thread lately about a scanner finding "SQL injection" among other things in Splunk.

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_joe
Contributor

I don't have a whole lot of information about this, just wanted to comment that personally I've had an issue with Burp Suite crashing Splunk.

We have had to ask them to turn back the Burp Suite threads to half. 

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