She checked the logs again. The brute-force attempts stopped, replaced by a "403 Forbidden" error. The intruder was gone.
Worse, if the server allowed SSI execution, an attacker could inject a directive directly: view shtml patched
It is generally not recommended to embed view.shtml directly into a public website due to security risks; use official APIs or RTSP streams instead. She checked the logs again
Identify pages with .shtml extensions or fields that reflect input. if the server allowed SSI execution