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If you have older systems that are Active Directory network member servers and they are not included in the regular patching cycles, hackers can use them to achieve their goals. Undocumented web applications, test platforms, data backups, and database services are also entry points, and they often give hackers the opportunity to gain control of the internal Active Directory environment.

file resources on the network that were usually created for convenience - collaboration on a project, system migration or special documentation. They often become outdated, but the information they contain (credentials, backups, documentation) can be very valuable information for attackers.

Shadow IT is where the weaknesses in corporate malta mobile database security are exposed. Hackers often find accounts with weak passwords, exploit manufacturer defaults, exploit passwords that are shared with other systems, or exploit password patterns that are well known among system administrators. Because these systems, applications, and file stores are undocumented, they are never cleaned.

We also need to think about sensitive information that a user stores in places that are not suitable for this purpose and then forgets about it. Surely almost all of us have had to write a password in a text file to store it on a workstation or on a file-sharing service. Some of us have probably made backup copies of configuration files that we worked on on a file-sharing service, not suspecting that they might contain database credentials or keys for server components.