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"Mercury Security" is misspelled as "Mercurity Security" #631

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fishilico opened this issue Jan 13, 2025 · 0 comments
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"Mercury Security" is misspelled as "Mercurity Security" #631

fishilico opened this issue Jan 13, 2025 · 0 comments

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Describe the bug
Several files refer to "Mercurity Security" (now part of HID Global) instead of "Mercury Security":

recog/xml/http_servers.xml

Lines 2047 to 2049 in 0ffcd3e

<fingerprint pattern="^TargetWeb/[\d\.]+ \(TargetOS\)$">
<description>Mercurity Security TargetOS</description>
<example>TargetWeb/2011.0 (TargetOS)</example>

recog/xml/x509_subjects.xml

Lines 1135 to 1137 in 0ffcd3e

<fingerprint pattern="^CN=MAC([a-fA-F0-9]{12}),OU=([^,]+),O=Mercury Security Products\\, LLC,L=Long Beach,ST=CA,C=US(?:,\S+)?$">
<description>Mercurity Security (now HID Global)</description>
<example hw.product="M5IC" host.mac="000FE507A1F1">CN=MAC000FE507A1F1,OU=M5IC,O=Mercury Security Products\, LLC,L=Long Beach,ST=CA,C=US</example>

recog/xml/x509_subjects.xml

Lines 1146 to 1148 in 0ffcd3e

<fingerprint pattern="^CN=Mercury Security EP-series,O=Mercury Security Corp\.,L=Long Beach,ST=CA,C=US$">
<description>Mercurity Security (now HID Global) No MAC</description>
<example>CN=Mercury Security EP-series,O=Mercury Security Corp.,L=Long Beach,ST=CA,C=US</example>

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Open xml/http_servers.xml or xml/x509_subjects.xml.
  2. Search Mercurity in the file.
  3. See the misspelled name present.

Expected behavior
Mercurity Security is not found.

Environment (please complete the following information):

  • Recog Version: current git main (commit 0ffcd3e)

Additional context
As I was encountering a TargetWeb web server (running on Blunk Microsystem's TargetOS) on a device presenting a HTTPS certificate with O=Mercury Security Products\, LLC, I was looking for more information on the Internet and stumbled upon recog.

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