Fingerprint the Adobe Experience Manager CMS framework#1003
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Fingerprint the Adobe Experience Manager CMS framework#1003thomashartm wants to merge 3 commits intoArachni:experimentalfrom
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August 4, 2018 13:20
…dobe Experience Manager (AEM), which is java based content management framework commonly used in big enterprises. Checks wether certain specific paths can be identified or a servlet engine specific response header value is set.
…to the URL can beused to identify the website as an AEM driven project
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This pull requests adds a fingerprinter to identify the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) which is a java and OSGi based content management framework and platform.
AEM driven web sites can be identified by very specific paths referenced from within the HTML source or includes scripts e.g.
AEM is pretty common among fortune 500 companies and can be pretty challenging to secure if not done right.