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If I understand correctly, Nessus incorrectly identifies Scale GUI as a wireless access point. If so, Nessus needs to fix their problem.
Nessus scan detect "wireless access point" on gpfs gui url.
From security:
For the Wireless, open a ticket with the vendor to determine how to change the theme or layout of the web login page and/or a feature request to change layout due to graphics definitions in the HTML matching wireless access points 2.4ghz channels.
11026 - Wireless Access Point Detection
Synopsis
The remote host is a wireless access point.
Description
Nessus has determined that the remote host is a wireless access point (AP).
Ensure that proper physical and logical controls are in place for its use. A misconfigured access point may allow
an attacker to gain access to an internal network without being physically present on the premises. If the access
point is using an 'off-the-shelf'
configuration (such as 40 or 104 bit WEP encryption), the data being passed through the access point may be
vulnerable to hijacking or sniffing.
Solution
n/a
Risk Factor
None
Plugin Information
Published: 2002/06/09, Modified: 2020/06/12
Plugin Output
tcp/0
Nessus has determined that this device is an access point based on a
phrase found on the server's default web page. That is, Nessus
maintains a list of commonly-used technical phrases which can be
associated with wireless technologies. When Nessus encounters these
phrases during a scan, a determination is made regarding the nature of
the device. In this case, Nessus has determined that the device may
be running a wireless device with an administrative interface enabled.
This is a very common configuration for Access Points. The exact
phrases which Nessus flagged on were :
- 2.412
- 2.417
- 2.422
- 2.427
- 2.437
Let Modi know if you need more information.
Sorry, I do not understand what this request means. Can you please provide a more detailed explanation?