Security1 hOctober 30, 2026, 05:20

ZoomEye Finds 706 Nagios Core Pages: Auth Alone Doesn't Secure Command CGIs

A ZoomEye query for title="Nagios Core" returned 706 matches, while app="Nagios Core" returned zero. Researchers warn that a read-only-looking status page can sit next to a CGI route that disables checks or changes monitoring state. Reviewers should verify use_authentication and command-file permissions.

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ZoomEye Finds 706 Nagios Core Pages: Auth Alone Doesn't Secure Command CGIs

ZoomEye: 706 title matches for "Nagios Core", zero by app
Status CGI and command CGI are separate routes with different rights
use_authentication=off leaves login without full authorization
Command file should be writable only by the Nagios user

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