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Interesting website. - brothaxkilla - May 25, 2011
I happen to visit this..
http://svn.cac.washington.edu
Wait..it cant be accessed that way..
But i tried a lil bit and found that it has directory listing vulnerability 😎
see http://svn.cac.washington.edu/viewvc/pubcookie/tags/
but the interesting part is that,i did a whois look up and got this
Domain record activated: 04-Sep-1986 <---- 86..? isnt that cool..? 😁
Its an old man there..
Dont know if this make any sense,i was just sharing.❓
* - stitch3s - May 25, 2011
Yerp, a lot of the big organisations have domains / records from years and years ago. :)
* - n3xus - May 25, 2011
Lmfao that isn't a "directory listing vulnerability", that's a fucking subversion repo, its supposed to be like that.
* - stitch3s - May 25, 2011
Oh and yes, n3xus is correct. SVN = SubVersioN.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Subversion
* - F4T4L 3RR0R - May 25, 2011
I LOLed so hard at this.
Not only was it obvious with this: "copying repository to tag final 3.3.5 release"
But also pretty sure a real directory listing vuln doesn't have any sort of textbox or logo. Could be wrong though.