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Not always. You start with the IP and try to work from there. My general rule is you (1) never attempt to authenticate to a system. (2) use only publicly avail
by bitexploder 8y ago
Not always. You start with the IP and try to work from there.
My general rule is you (1) never attempt to authenticate to a system. (2) use only publicly available information. Think GET verb only or equivalent. Don’t modify state on purpose. You could do a lot with Jenkins to find an over. Morally, what these guys did is acceptable IMO, but, ethically, no good.