While evaluating a dynamic environment that relies on optional modules, which tactic is best for revealing components that are not advertised on the main interface?
Inspect the login portal for default credentials to uncover hidden functionality
Probe known folder structures associated with add-ons by adjusting a script to analyze responses
Ask the system owner to provide a complete list of modules
Search the main landing page for references to third-party libraries
Probing known folder structures with a script identifies folders associated with optional modules. This scan reveals items even if they are not listed in the code or interface. Searching the main page only locates modules referenced in markup, reviewing a login portal does not guarantee discovery of hidden modules, and relying on the system owner for a module list could miss unregistered items.
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