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Trying to locate an HP manual for a 3KVA UPS the ups serial # is A2998A and the part # for the manual is 5962-3669 any help would be overwelmingly appreciated.
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Need help locating a HP ups manual
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It's available on the HP site here:
(I got this by typing the part # for the manual into Google. That site is frightening at times....)
Jeff
I haven't lost my mind - I know it's backed up on tape somewhere ....
(I got this by typing the part # for the manual into Google. That site is frightening at times....)
Jeff
I haven't lost my mind - I know it's backed up on tape somewhere ....
That site is frightening at times....)
I read a story recently about how crackers are using google to attack unprotected web sites. They do an amazing thing: search on "Index of \.", which will show which sites are missing a index.htm.
Chip H.
I read a story recently about how crackers are using google to attack unprotected web sites. They do an amazing thing: search on "Index of \.", which will show which sites are missing a index.htm.
Chip H.
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It's definitley the best search tool on the web so i suppose it could become a good cracking tool.
What's the security significance of not having a page named "index.htm"?
Jeff
I haven't lost my mind - I know it's backed up on tape somewhere ....
What's the security significance of not having a page named "index.htm"?
Jeff
I haven't lost my mind - I know it's backed up on tape somewhere ....
It means that your site shows up as a directory tree, and it becomes much easier for people to go places you didn't intend them to. For example, if you are working on v2.0 of your site in a folder called "NewSite", but never put any permissions on the directory, then people can look over your shoulder as you work. In *really* bad cases, they can replace your site's code with their own.
Chip H.
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Chip, how do you view a site this way? I have been unable to do it with my intranet. (I'm only a neophyte webmaster.) I know our website doesn't have this page either. I would like to use my intranet to demostrate the vulnerability to our parent co.
Jeff
I haven't lost my mind - I know it's backed up on tape somewhere ....
Jeff
I haven't lost my mind - I know it's backed up on tape somewhere ....
SteveTheGeek
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I should note that in some cases the default webpage has been changed to something other than index.htm (which you can do on IIS, I don't know about *nix. I'd be surprised if the directory viewing hole would still be there in that case, can anyone say for sure?
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