SSL CCS Injection Vulnerability Detection

Tool Introduction

"SSL CCS Injection Vulnerability Detection" is a professional online tool designed to help users quickly and accurately detect whether a target server has an SSL ChangeCipherSpec (CCS) injection vulnerability. This vulnerability may lead to man-in-the-middle attacks or sensitive information leakage. By simply entering a domain name, the tool will perform a deep scan of the target, evaluate its SSL security, and provide detailed detection results, including potential CVE and CWE numbers, thereby helping users discover and fix server security risks in a timely manner.

How to Use

1. Visit the "SSL CCS Injection Vulnerability Detection" tool page.
2. In the "Domain Name" input box, enter the target domain name you wish to detect, for example: example.com or baidu.com. Please ensure the entered domain name format is correct and valid.
3. Click the "Start Detection" button (or other button to start scanning).
4. The tool will automatically scan and display the detection results at the bottom of the page in a short time.

Input Parameter Description:

• Domain (domain): Required, accepts standard domain name formats, such as www.example.com. This is the only direct input for SSL CCS vulnerability detection.
• Options (options): This is a hidden parameter that the tool will automatically pass internally; users do not need to operate it.

Output Result Format:

Results will be presented in a list or table format, including the following fields:

• Domain/IP (ip): Displays the domain name of the detected target or the resolved IP address.
• Port (port): Displays the port used for SSL communication, usually 443.
• Security (severity): Evaluates the security status of the target's SSL configuration. For example, "OK" indicates no security vulnerabilities and is visually displayed with a color (such as green).
• CVE (cve): If relevant vulnerabilities are found, the corresponding CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) number will be displayed.
• CWE (cwe): If relevant vulnerabilities are found, the corresponding CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration) number will be displayed.
• Description (description): A detailed description of the detection result, including vulnerability information or security status explanation.

Usage Example

Operation Demonstration:

Enter example.com in the "Domain Name" input box on the tool page, then click "Start Detection".

Example Input Data:

• Domain: example.com

Expected Output Results (table format):

Domain/IP	Port	Security	CVE	CWE	Description
example.com	443	OK	--	--	No SSL CCS injection vulnerability detected.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is an SSL CCS injection vulnerability?
• A: The SSL CCS injection vulnerability (CVE-2014-0224) is a flaw in the OpenSSL library that allows attackers to force the use of weak encryption keys between a client and server, thereby enabling man-in-the-middle attacks or decryption of communication content.
• Q: What input formats does this tool support?
• A: Currently, it only supports standard domain name formats as input, such as baidu.com or www.google.com. Direct IP address input is not supported.
• Q: How is the "Security" field in the output results determined?
• A: The "Security" field is an assessment of whether the target server has an SSL CCS injection vulnerability based on the detection results. Displaying "OK" and marked in green usually indicates that no such vulnerability was detected and the server is secure; if a vulnerability is detected, other statuses (such as "Vulnerable" or "Risk") may be displayed, along with corresponding CVE/CWE information.
• Q: What is the use of CVE and CWE numbers in the detection results?
• A: CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) and CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration) numbers are industry standards used to uniquely identify and describe known cybersecurity vulnerabilities and common software weaknesses. They can help you gain a deeper understanding of the nature of the vulnerability and consult official or community-recommended fixes.

Notes

• Input Domain Validity: Please ensure that the domain name you enter is valid and accessible, otherwise the detection may not proceed normally or may return incorrect results.
• Authorization Scope: When performing security detection on any third-party website, please ensure that you have obtained legal authorization. Unauthorized scanning behavior may violate laws and regulations.
• Network Connection: Ensure your network connection is stable so that the tool can successfully connect to the target server and perform the scan.
• Result Interpretation: The detection results are for reference only. If a vulnerability is displayed, it is recommended to contact a professional security team for further verification and remediation.