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A schооl district аuthоrizes defаult-credentiаl checks only against lab cameras, not production cameras. The scanner finds `admin/admin` works on two lab devices, while production devices share the same model and firmware according to weak banner evidence. A project manager wants to mark all production cameras as confirmed compromised because they are "the same product." Evidence packet: the lab authorization letter names only four lab IPs; the two successful lab logins occurred over HTTP and did not test RTSP or ONVIF; the production cameras are reachable only from a facilities VLAN and were identified by a weak banner family. The superintendent asks which finding can be acted on today without expanding authorization. Select all recommendations that should survive review.
An оil-аnd-gаs оperаtоr asks for a "silent" discovery plan because production controllers cannot tolerate broad active scans. Available sources include switch port tables from the OT core, router ARP caches, DHCP reservations, vendor maintenance logs, a local SPAN capture from one cell, and a narrow approved TCP connect probe to the engineering workstation subnet. The security team still needs a defensible discovery gap statement for the audit committee. Evidence packet: the SPAN capture covers only Cell A; router ARP caches cover Cells A-D but may contain stale entries; vendor logs cover purchase history but not current attachment; the TCP connect probe is approved only for the engineering workstation subnet because controller vendors prohibited direct controller probes during production. Select all recommendations that should survive review.