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Hackers Targeting Spring Configuration Files: New Threat Emerges!
Cyber attackers are now targeting Java Spring configuration files, with IP address 43.133.9.79 from Tencent’s cloud data centers leading the charge. They’re hunting for files like “application-core.yml” and “appsettings.yml.” Ensure your vulnerability scanners include these URLs to avoid accidental exposure.
Hot Take:
Looks like Java Spring configurations are the new black for cybercriminals! Who knew your humble .yml files could be the fashion statement of the year in the hacker world?
Key Points:
- Hackers are now targeting Java Spring configuration files like “application-core.yml”.
- IP address 43.133.9.79, associated with Tencent’s cloud data centers, is actively scanning for these files.
- Configuration files may expose sensitive information such as server details and credentials.
- Accidentally exposed directory indexes are a common way these files become vulnerable.
- Proactive scanning for these URLs is advised to avoid accidental exposure.
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