Thanks for your input. Do you mind sharing how many systems would you say you operate on daily basis for this to matter?
I personally have couple of microservices x 60-70 clients and am quite aware what each runs.
However I think I understand what you mean but would still say every info we give them (AI agents) is just making us much more interesting target.
No infos and we are not so much interesting - attacks cost tokens and compute power that are then no longer so much economical for bad AI actors.
What I really wanna say is that I'm just worried that security through obscurity is much more valid today in world powered by AI agents then ever before.
I think it goes both ways. Yes, you know earlier which software and infrastructure are being used, but scripts and bots will attack you regardless of the versions you're running.
When managing a lot of different stacks, I find it quite useful to have tools that help me detect…
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Yeah, I get you, and I think your absolutely right.
In my profession I have to manage the reputation of a brand, while a lot of actors (webmasters) use their own tech-stack, but with the main brand. I need tools to see which software/infra they use, so i can warn them about…