full-disclosure - I think some one might have screwed-up

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Message-ID: <200405071443.33271.adam@huntrecruiting.com>
From: adam at huntrecruiting.com (Adam)
Subject: I think some one might have screwed-up

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Hi Nico,

well this interface gives paths to dir's and file's so I would assume that
this being in public view would give a malicious cracker a leg up in getting
where they would want to go.

maybe I'm wrong ?

I thing this would be great tool for a project I'm doing and I would
personally at least passwd protect it with htaccess

so far I'm getting mixed reviews about the potential for using the info on
this URL

Thank you all for your input thus far.

Adam

On Friday 07 May 2004 11:38 am, you wrote:
> Hello Adam,
>
> * Adam <adam@...trecruiting.com> [2004-05-07 16:39]:
> > can some one tell me is this a good thing to leave in public?
>
> i dont understand your question.
> regards nico
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