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Typically yes. This is base hardening. The usual vulnerabilities can be just default configuration options or unwanted firmware/software features. Similarly no
by resonanttoe 8y ago
Typically yes. This is base hardening. The usual vulnerabilities can be just default configuration options or unwanted firmware/software features.
Similarly no security team is going to say "There are no vulnerabilities in the servers we purchased." It's just not true, they're always there and expected.