Many database servers provide version number, platform, and other salient details to just about anyone who asks, which makes very easy the fingerprinting of these applications. However, Postgres is a little bit shy with revealing such personal information about itself. The best way to determine the version of the Postgres datbase is to log in and execute a “select version()” query, but what if you don’t have the credentials? . . . → Read More: Postgres Fingerprinting
