enterprise-vpn-attack

Scanning enterprise VPN appliances for known vulnerabilities involves version fingerprinting and CVE matrix analysis across vendors like Cisco, Fortinet, and Citrix. This Skill automates that process using curl for HTTP requests and nuclei for vulnerability scanning.

Pre-auth exploit testing for SSL VPN gateways identifies security weaknesses without requiring valid user credentials. This Skill detects pre-auth RCE, SSRF, and path-traversal vulnerabilities, alongside exposing default credentials and configuration-disclosure paths.

Yes, nuclei is used to detect configuration disclosure paths on remote-access gateways. This Skill leverages nuclei templates to identify exposed configuration files and sensitive paths across supported enterprise VPN appliances.

Yes, this penetration testing approach supports Palo Alto and SonicWall VPNs. The Skill's vendor identification feature explicitly includes Palo Alto and SonicWall alongside Cisco, Fortinet, Citrix, Pulse Secure, and F5 for comprehensive security auditing.

To identify AAA backend vulnerabilities during VPN security auditing, this Skill performs AAA backend identification as part of its core logic. It maps detected backend configurations against a matrix of known CVEs for the identified vendor.

The limitations of using curl and nuclei for VPN penetration testing include reliance on known CVEs and predefined configuration-disclosure paths. This Skill focuses on version fingerprinting and known vulnerabilities, meaning zero-day detection or complex authenticated attacks may require additional manual tooling.