# 9042/9160 - Pentesting Cassandra
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## Basic Information **Apache Cassandra** is a **highly scalable**, **high-performance** distributed database designed to handle **large amounts of data** across many **commodity servers**, providing **high availability** with no **single point of failure**. It is a type of **NoSQL database**. In several cases, you may find that Cassandra accepts **any credentials** (as there aren't any configured) and this could potentially allow an attacker to **enumerate** the database. **Default port:** 9042,9160 ``` PORT STATE SERVICE REASON 9042/tcp open cassandra-native Apache Cassandra 3.10 or later (native protocol versions 3/v3, 4/v4, 5/v5-beta) 9160/tcp open cassandra syn-ack ``` ## Enumeration ### Manual ```bash pip install cqlsh cqlsh #Basic info enumeration SELECT cluster_name, thrift_version, data_center, partitioner, native_protocol_version, rack, release_version from system.local; #Keyspace enumeration SELECT keyspace_name FROM system.schema_keyspaces; desc #Decribe that DB desc system_auth #Describe the DB called system_auth SELECT * from system_auth.roles; #Retreive that info, can contain credential hashes SELECT * from logdb.user_auth; #Can contain credential hashes SELECT * from logdb.user; SELECT * from configuration."config"; ``` ### Automated There aren't much options here and nmap doesn't obtain much info ```bash nmap -sV --script cassandra-info -p ``` ### [**Brute force**](../generic-methodologies-and-resources/brute-force.md#cassandra) ### **Shodan** `port:9160 Cluster`\ `port:9042 "Invalid or unsupported protocol version"`
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