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https://hackerone.com/reports/3419617

curl disclosed on HackerOne: Hash exposed in public repository

An image hash is publicly exposed on Github Steps to reproduce: See at >> https://github.com/curl/curl/blob/master/Dockerfile Solution: # If you want to keep the hash, the repository should be private #Use official tags without specific hashes or environment variables Best, @skymander ## Impact An attacker can use this hash to: * View known vulnerabilities * View your deployment...

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@bagder you have so much more patience than I would.
@bagder the amount of "non-intelligence" is frightening... I can't imagine your days πŸ˜…
@bagder that one is hilarious. How to show that you've only ever looked at cryptocurrencies...
@bagder
I think people just started playing pranks on you...
@bagder "Any hash value is a security vulnerability" is an interesting take.

@larsmb @bagder

Maybe these people consider it a vulnerability when they know the programming language used for a software because they could do research about vulnerabilities for programs written in these languages?

@larsmb yeah I'd love to see that genius shift his focus to the cryptocurrency field. lol
@bagder the proposed solution literally makes it less secure πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
@bagder its not a hash of a curl image πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ he should report this to Debian πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ /s
@bagder This is an AI generated report I am pretty sure about it. The LLM probably confused the container image hash with a token

@ffmancera humans are capable (of this mistake) as well

At least this one was short

@ffmancera @bagder automated security scanners always complain about this since they're just looking for high-entropy strings. i could definitely see this arising from automated scan reports being fed uncritically to an LLM
@bagder jesus. I have a lot of respect for you for putting up with that crap for so long. does appear to be happening more often lately. between script kiddies and LLM bots
@bagder Here is my hash. Please don't hack me. 7ac4f87bc7da9d874c5d62b3226371fe9b958ad21efa41115db341f33a07344f
@bagder wow, this means every coffee shop in The Netherlands is vulnerable. They literally sell hash there.