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This tag is for any class of exploits that leaks information relevant to further exploitation, such as stack cookies, kernel pointers, and memory layouts. It is not used for mere disclosure or loss of confidential data.
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Computer name naming convention for security
I've been doing a security audit and found out you can easily identify host roles and running services just by their computer name (using nslookup).
I would like to report this so that they use less …
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