full-disclosure - apache browsing files

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Message-ID: <OF9D5444C3.536BCCD2-ON83256E12.0066A9A9-83256E12.00686D2D@embraer.com.br>
From: diego.veiga at embraer.com.br (diego.veiga@...raer.com.br)
Subject: apache browsing files

Hi list,

An easy and idiot bug in security sites using apache is to put the logs
into the homedir.
For example, i search in google for common strings in apache, like:
[notice] caught SIGTERM, shutting down
"GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 103
SSL handshake interrupted by system

In many sites google find files: access_log, error_log, ssl_engine_log,
ssl_error_log showing the structure of the site. If the administrator does
not worry of put a .htaccess or index.html reducing the access via browser
anyone could find cool information on it.

Is there a way for apache only browse files *.html or *.php not all files
type in the browser adress?

Diego Brito Veiga
Technical Publications
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