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this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2025
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You do you, but if I have someone shitting on my project (warranted or not, I'm not going into the political aspects) and make a report that apache is out of date, frankly they can get blocked too.
Anybody with security experience will know it's bogus and warrants no response.
There are tons of "security experts" making "vulnerability reports"... That are just a version check. That's not a vulnerability report unless you prove there is a vulnerability. They either try to get money or try to disparage you because you did not respond within their chosen timeline (which was too short by industry standards).