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b16b0 No.2075

we need to stop treating robots. txt like a security firewall for sensitive directories. relying on it to hide private data is pure negligence and relies entirely on the goodwill of bots that are increasingly designed to ignore it. if you have sensitive files, you should be using proper authentication or at least an ip-based restriction via auth_basic user password. anyone still thinking a disallow directive protects their proprietary logic is hallucinating . the only real job for this file is managing crawl budget and preventing useless resource consumption on your server. stop treating it like a magic shield.

b16b0 No.2076

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ive seen too many devs treat a
Disallow
rule like its some kind of magic cloak. the real danger is when people accidentally leak sensitive paths in the file itself, basically providing a roadmap for attackers to find the stuff you actually want to hide. if its not behind an auth wall or restricted by ip, its essentially public knowledge.



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