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Multiple reports for the same site
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:29 pm
by andrevcalvinho
There is a guy (LewisWildgoose) who is posting several reports from the same website like this:
sony.com.dnstree.com
ebay.com.dnstree.com
amazon.com.dnstree.com
youtube.com.dnstree.com
and so on...
I think this is a childish behaviour because he only wants to increase the number of patched websites if the website owner fixes the issue (since he is going to get several patches for the same vulnerability) and because it will upset the website owner once he is going to receive tons of website reports.
Re: Multiple reports for the same site
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2017 10:24 am
by vpq_wtf
andrevcalvinho wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:29 pm
There is a guy (LewisWildgoose) who is posting several reports from the same website like this:
sony.com.dnstree.com
ebay.com.dnstree.com
amazon.com.dnstree.com
youtube.com.dnstree.com
and so on...
I think this is a childish behaviour because he only wants to increase the number of patched websites if the website owner fixes the issue (since he is going to get several patches for the same vulnerability) and because it will upset the website owner once he is going to receive tons of website reports.
It's not going to upset the website owner.
If anything, it's going to cause him to take more notice which is a positive thing.
Re: Multiple reports for the same site
Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2017 8:30 am
by x1admin
andrevcalvinho wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:29 pm
There is a guy (LewisWildgoose) who is posting several reports from the same website like this:
sony.com.dnstree.com
ebay.com.dnstree.com
amazon.com.dnstree.com
youtube.com.dnstree.com
and so on...
I think this is a childish behaviour because he only wants to increase the number of patched websites if the website owner fixes the issue (since he is going to get several patches for the same vulnerability) and because it will upset the website owner once he is going to receive tons of website reports.
thanks for info
we will take action