Webhost Red Team Scan Summary
Target: cp.quigs.com (Production Webhost) Scan Date: 2026-03-08 Scan Mode: AWS-Compliant (Production Safe) Duration: 632.3 seconds (~10.5 minutes)
Executive Summary
Comprehensive AWS-compliant security scan of production webhost identified 23 vulnerable findings including 1 CRITICAL webshell detection requiring immediate attention.
Overall Results
- Attacks Executed: 44
- Variants Tested: 158
- Vulnerable: 23
- Partial Defense: 20
- Fully Defended: 80
- Errors: 4
Severity Breakdown
| Severity | Count | Target Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| CRITICAL | 1 | 48-72 hours |
| HIGH | 10 | 30 days |
| MEDIUM | 7 | 60 days |
| LOW | 5 | 90 days |
| TOTAL | 23 | - |
Critical Findings (Immediate Action)
1. Webshell Detection (CRITICAL)
- Category: Malware
- Count: 1 vulnerable finding
- Risk: Potential backdoor access to server
- Action Required:
- Investigate detected webshell immediately
- Verify legitimacy of flagged files
- Remove unauthorized webshells
- Review server access logs for unauthorized activity
- Implement file integrity monitoring
Timeline: 48-72 hours
High-Priority Findings (30 Day Timeline)
1. DNS Email Authentication (3 findings)
- Issue: Missing/incomplete SPF, DMARC, DKIM records
- Risk: Email spoofing and phishing attacks
- Action:
- Configure SPF record
- Implement DMARC policy
- Set up DKIM signing
2. Sensitive Path Exposure (2 findings)
- Issue: Exposed configuration files or directories
- Risk: Information disclosure, credential leakage
- Action:
- Restrict access to sensitive directories
- Review .htaccess rules
- Implement proper file permissions
3. File Permissions (2 findings)
- Issue: Incorrect file permissions on critical files
- Risk: Unauthorized file access and modification
- Action:
- Review and fix file permissions (644 for files, 755 for directories)
- Ensure web files owned by www-data
- Remove world-writable permissions
4. Firewall Configuration (1 finding)
- Issue: Firewall rule gaps identified
- Risk: Unauthorized network access
- Action:
- Review UFW/iptables rules
- Close unnecessary ports
- Restrict database access to localhost only
5. SSH Configuration (1 finding)
- Issue: SSH hardening needed
- Risk: Unauthorized remote access
- Action:
- Disable password authentication (keys only)
- Disable root login
- Set MaxAuthTries to 3
- Use fail2ban for brute-force protection
6. Session Management (3 findings)
- Issue: Session security weaknesses
- Risk: Session hijacking attacks
- Action:
- Implement secure session cookies (HttpOnly, Secure flags)
- Set proper session timeout
- Regenerate session IDs on privilege escalation
Medium-Priority Findings (60 Day Timeline)
API Security (3 findings)
- Error information leakage exposing internal details
- Implement proper error handling
- Sanitize error messages for production
DNS Security (1 finding)
- DNSSEC not enabled
- Implement DNSSEC validation if DNS provider supports it
Certificate Configuration (1 finding)
- Certificate configuration issues
- Review SSL/TLS certificate chain
CSRF Protection (1 finding)
- CSRF protection gaps identified
- Implement CSRF tokens on state-changing operations
TLS Security (1 finding)
- TLS configuration improvements needed
- Disable weak ciphers
- Enable TLS 1.3
Infrastructure (2 findings)
- Kernel patch status needs review
- Plan kernel updates during maintenance window
Low-Priority Findings (90 Day Timeline)
Security Headers (5 findings)
- Missing or incomplete HTTP security headers
- Add/improve:
- Content-Security-Policy
- X-Frame-Options
- X-Content-Type-Options
- Referrer-Policy
- Permissions-Policy
Results by Category
| Category | Vulnerable | Partial | Defended |
|---|---|---|---|
| API | 3 | 9 | 7 |
| Cloud | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| CVE | 0 | 1 | 2 |
| DNS | 4 | 0 | 3 |
| Exposure | 2 | 0 | 7 |
| Infrastructure | 4 | 5 | 14 |
| Malware | 1 | 1 | 4 |
| Secrets | 0 | 0 | 5 |
| Web | 9 | 4 | 38 |
Well-Defended Areas ✅
The following security controls are properly implemented:
- ✅ Directory traversal protection
- ✅ XSS prevention mechanisms
- ✅ CORS policies configured
- ✅ Backup file protection
- ✅ Secrets management (no exposed credentials)
- ✅ Server fingerprinting minimized
- ✅ Open redirect protection
- ✅ HTTP method restrictions
Reports Generated
HTML Report:
/opt/claude-workspace/projects/cyber-guardian/reports/redteam-report-20260308_192255.html
JSON Report:
/opt/claude-workspace/projects/cyber-guardian/reports/redteam-report-20260308_192255.json
Mitigation Dashboard
View and track remediation progress:
https://8qdj5it341kfv92u.brandonquig.com/security-dashboard/#mitigation
The mitigation dashboard now contains: - Project 1: Red Team Scan - 2026-03-08 (Alfred/Keystone) - 44 issues - Project 2: Red Team Scan - Webhost (cp.quigs.com) - 23 issues
Total tracked issues: 67 vulnerabilities across both environments
Next Steps
- Immediate (48-72h):
- Investigate CRITICAL webshell detection
- Remove unauthorized files if confirmed malicious
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Review server access logs
-
Short-term (30 days):
- Fix HIGH-priority findings (DNS, permissions, firewall, SSH, sessions)
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Implement missing security controls
-
Medium-term (60 days):
- Address MEDIUM-priority findings
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Improve error handling and TLS configuration
-
Long-term (90 days):
- Implement comprehensive security headers
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Establish regular scanning schedule
-
Ongoing:
- Use mitigation dashboard to track progress
- Re-scan after fixes to verify remediation
- Schedule quarterly security scans
Recommended Scanning Schedule
- Weekly: Quick malware scans
- Monthly: AWS-compliant red team scan
- Quarterly: Full security assessment
- After major deployments: Targeted scans of changed components
Scan Status: COMPLETE ✅ Data Imported: ✅ Dashboard Updated: ✅ Next Scan: TBD
Generated: 2026-03-08 Framework: Cyber-Guardian Red Team Scanner v1.0