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sftp-config.json

json, sftp-config, sftp-config.json, vulnerable

In the ever-evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity threats target files that hold sensitive information or configurations. One such file, sftp-config.json, has drawn attention for being frequently scanned by malicious bots. While not inherently a PHP script, its misuse has raised red… Continue Reading sftp-config.json

config_file

config_file, security

The /flutter_woo / config_file directory serves as a critical configuration hub in software systems that integrate the Flutter framework with WooCommerce or similar platforms. This folder typically stores essential configuration files that define key settings for an application, such as… Continue Reading config_file

/wp-json/litespeed/v1/cdn_status

/wp-json/litespeed/v1/cdn_status, cdn_status, exploit, litespeed, wp-jason

The /wp-json/litespeed/v1/cdn_status directory is part of the LiteSpeed Web Server's integration with WordPress through the LiteSpeed Cache plugin. This specific endpoint is part of the WordPress REST API, enabling communication between the server and the LiteSpeed Cache system. Its primary… Continue Reading /wp-json/litespeed/v1/cdn_status

meta.json

file, meta.json, security

The meta.json file is commonly found in web applications, often used to store metadata about configurations, files, or application settings. This file is essential for applications because it provides a structured JSON format for storing information that can be used… Continue Reading meta.json

sellers.json

json, sellers, sellers.json

An article on sellers.json, its origin, purpose, potential vulnerabilities, example code, protection methods, and recommended security tools. Introduction to sellers.json What is sellers.json?The sellers.json file is a standardized JSON file format introduced by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) for online… Continue Reading sellers.json

wp-json/wp/v2/users

users, v2, wp, wp-json, wp-json/wp/v2/users

The /wp-json/wp/v2/users endpoint is part of WordPress's REST API and allows the retrieval of user information. Hackers frequently attempt to exploit this endpoint because it can reveal usernames and other sensitive details of registered users on a WordPress site. By… Continue Reading wp-json/wp/v2/users

json.php

json, json.php, php

json.php file is commonly used in PHP applications to handle JSON data exchange, which has become increasingly popular as a format for structured data on the web. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is favored for its lightweight, readable format and is… Continue Reading json.php

Newsite Directory

exploit, newsite

The / newsite directory, like many other web directories, often becomes a focal point for webmasters and developers when assessing security risks. A directory is essentially a location on a web server where files are stored. If not properly secured,… Continue Reading Newsite Directory

wp-apxupx.php

backdoor, vulnerable, wp-apxupx.php

The wp-apxupx.php file is a dangerous and vulnerable script often exploited by cybercriminals. It serves as an entry point for malicious activities, posing a significant threat to WordPress websites. Hackers use this file to launch unauthorized actions, potentially compromising sensitive… Continue Reading wp-apxupx.php

controller.php

controller.php, vulnerable

The controller.php file in Baidu UEditor 1.4.2 has drawn significant attention for its security flaws. This script, specifically located at /ueditor142/php/controller.php?action=catchimage, exposes systems to severe threats. Exploiting this vulnerable system file can lead to unauthorized access and significant damage. One… Continue Reading controller.php

/.well-known/traffic-advice

.well-known, traffic-advice

When it comes to website management and security, understanding the various directories and files within your web server is crucial. One such directory that has gained attention is the .well-known/traffic-advice directory. This guide will delve into what this directory is,… Continue Reading /.well-known/traffic-advice

.well-known

bots, exploit, well-known

The .well-known directory is a standard used across various web applications and protocols. It's often in a website's root directory. It stores public config and metadata files. Web standards introduced it for interoperability. Websites use it to manage settings. It… Continue Reading .well-known