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NASA’s ‘Minor’ Security Flaw Could Have Been a Hacker’s Goldmine: The Silent Threat of Public Directory Listings + Video Introduction: A recent finding in NASA’s Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) underscores a critical truth in cybersecurity: the most overlooked misconfigurations often pave…

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NASA’s ‘Minor’ Security Flaw Could Have Been a Hacker’s Goldmine: The Silent Threat of Public Directory Listings + Video Introduction: A recent finding in NASA’s Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) underscores a critical truth in cybersecurity: the most overlooked misconfigurations often pave the way for devastating breaches. An ethical hacker reported a publicly accessible directory—classified as a low-severity P5 (Informational) issue—highlighting how such "security hygiene" gaps serve as the foundational reconnaissance step for advanced attacks. This incident is not an anomaly but a pervasive vulnerability, reminding professionals that risk is cumulative and that responsible disclosure is about systematically reducing attack surfaces, not just chasing critical exploits. https://undercodetesting.com/nasas-minor-security-flaw-could-have-been-a-hackers-goldmine-the-silent-threat-of-public-directory-listings-video/