Public-works DNS still resolves an old ftp. hostname to a parked page. What is the PORP-appropriate finding?
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Short Explanation
An old FTP hostname still answering is like a boarded-up loading dock with the sign still up — it tells you a former service existed. Write the leftover hostname down. Do not try the lock and do not delete city DNS.
Full Explanation
Stale hostnames that still resolve are public DNS leftovers and are in-scope website OSINT. They indicate former services such as FTP even when the page is parked. Attempting FTP logins or brute force is not PORP. Changing production DNS is an operations task, not collection, and leftover names are not ignorable just because www is current.