iis vulnerability
If IIS has a vulnerability and a administrator shuts down port 80 so IIS cannot listen on it. Will that same vulnerability be present on port 443(https)? Thank you for taking the time to look consider this.
It depends on the exact vulnerability, but in general yes. If the vulnerability is with an application on the IIS server, then it is extremely likely to be still vulnerable.
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