yeah prob legacy stuff. i've heard a lot of older systems just kinda stick around, especially in places where budgets for big tech upgrades aren't always there. if it works, it works, right? classic asp is definitely ancient tech.
yeah prob legacy stuff. i've heard a lot of older systems just kinda stick around, especially in places where budgets for big tech upgrades aren't always there. if it works, it works, right? classic asp is definitely ancient tech.
ext:asp is a search operator used to find pages with the .asp (Active Server Pages) extension, and adding terms like ru narrows results to Russian-related content. It’s often used in research or testing, but any security testing should only be done with proper permission and follow guidelines from OWASP.
