This is an informational plugin to inform the user that the scanner has detected a UUID/GUID version 1. UUID/GUID version 1 contains the MAC address of the computer that generated it, as well as a timestamp. This means that if an attacker can obtain a UUID/GUID version 1, they can infer host identity and generation time, and—because v1 embeds largely deterministic fields predict other identifiers generated around the same time (e.g., by enumerating timestamps/clock sequence). This enables correlation, enumeration, and token‑guessing attacks when v1 is used for security‑sensitive values.
Solution
Do not use UUID/GUID version 1 for secrets or identifiers that gate access. Prefer cryptographically random identifiers such as UUID/GUID version 4 (or version 7 backed by a CSPRNG).