Vulnerability triggers when accessing the following URL: https://<server-URL>/.htpasswd
Last Modified: 2026-05-08
Article Number
000073922
Applies To

RSA Product Set: SecurID

RSA Product/Service Type: Apache Agent

RSA Version/Condition: 8.0.6

Test Environment: Red Hat Linux 8.10

CVE Identifier(s)
N/A
Article Summary

When accessing the following URL: https://<server-URL>/.htpasswd, it returns the main RSA Web Agent login page. This behavior triggers a vulnerability alert in security scans.

Alert Impact
Not Exploitable
Alert Impact Explanation
  • The vulnerability scan incorrectly interprets the RSA Web Agent login page as exposure of sensitive files.
  • In reality, the access is blocked and the page remains protected.

 

Resolution

This alert should be ignored as a false positive, since the observed behavior is expected.

Expected Behavior:

 

Disclaimer
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