This can happen for a number of reasons, but the most common reason is that the robots. txt file is not configured correctly. For example, you may have accidentally blocked Googlebot from accessing the page, or you may have included a disallow directive in your robots.

While using this file can prevent pages from appearing in search engine results, it does not secure websites against attackers. On the contrary, it can unintentionally help them: robots. txt is publicly accessible, and by adding your sensitive page paths to it, you are showing their locations to potential attackers.

A robots. txt file is used to prevent search engines from crawling your site. Use noindex if you want to prevent content from appearing in search results. This report is available only for properties at the domain level.