Tortoise appears to be granting access to folders that don't belong to the user

[pontocinza]

I don't know what happened, but it seems to be entirely wrong.

First image: my own folder.
Second image: a glimpse on a folder that don't belong to me.

If this is nothing to worry about, I apologize for opening this ticket.
I'm using Windows 10 and the latest version of Tortoise.

[pontocinza]

My own folder.

[pontocinza]

This folder doesn't belong to me.

[pontocinza]

I apologize for opening this ticket. After further investigation, I realized that the WordPress.org SVN repository is public and read-accessible to everyone by design. What I saw was simply another plugin's folder in the public repository. iT's not a security issue. I'm closing this ticket as invalid. Sorry for the noise.

[tobifjellner]

@pontocinza
A couple of comments for next time:

1. Bugs/feature requests for the wordpress.org sites would rather belong under ​https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/
2. If you believe you've stumbled upon a security issue in WordPress core or the wordpress.org network, then you should not report it publicly, but instead use ​https://hackerone.com/wordpress - this would allow the security team to investigate and fix problems before they get widely known.

[pontocinza]

Understood. Thank you.

Replying to tobifjellner:

@pontocinza
A couple of comments for next time:

1. Bugs/feature requests for the wordpress.org sites would rather belong under ​https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/
2. If you believe you've stumbled upon a security issue in WordPress core or the wordpress.org network, then you should not report it publicly, but instead use ​https://hackerone.com/wordpress - this would allow the security team to investigate and fix problems before they get widely known.