These configs are frequently used in the "grey-hat" community to check lists of usernames and passwords (combolists) against the myCanal service to see which accounts are active.
A .anom file is essentially a script written in or a similar block-based language. It contains:
The specific HTTP requests sent to the server. Parsing Blocks: Logic to extract tokens or cookies.
In the world of web automation and cybersecurity, these files act as a set of instructions. They tell the software: Which to target. How to handle the login process (POST requests). How to identify a successful login versus a failed one.