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You can use Shodan, ZoomEye, Censys, and so on to identify the Jenkins instance. By default, the Jenkins service runs on port 8080.
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There are multiple ways to identify Jenkins, but the most common way is to use HTTP headers. The X-Hudson, X-Jenkins, X-Jenkins-Session, and X-Permission-Implied-By headers are the custom HTTP headers used by Jenkins.
- You can play with the HTTP headers to see if there's any kind of header blocking your access to the Jenkins instance. You can also add an X-Forwarded-For: 127.0.0.1 header to bypass any kind of ingress access restriction.
- Jenkins is an open source tool that's built in Java, which helps with CI and CD by using the plugins-based mechanisms available. If you have access to the Jenkins instance, you can disrupt the CI/CD pipeline in order to bring down the production/non-production environment. Since Jenkins holds...