CVE-2025-5548

CVE-2025-5548 Security research and technical analysis of CVE-2025-5548, a buffer overflow vulnerability affecting FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0. This repository documents vulnerability behaviour, attack surface analysis, controlled proof of concept testing, and defensive observations within a safe la...

CVE-2025-5548

🐞 CVE-2025-5548: FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 Buffer Overflow Professional research and exploit development for a classic stack-based buffer overflow in FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0. This laboratory demonstrates the transition from binary reversing to a fully functional RCE. 📖 Executive Summary This...

CVE-2025-5548

🐞CVE-2025-5548 Buffer overflow in FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 🎯 Stack Buffer Overflow Exploitation This repository contains the documentation and practical development of a cybersecurity project focused on reverse engineering and the exploitation of memory-level vulnerabilities Stack Buffer Overflow...

cve-2025-5548-freefloat-ftp-walkthrough

CVE-2025-5548 – FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 Walkthrough Repository where we document step by step the analysis and controlled exploitation of CVE-2025-5548 on FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 within a laboratory environment. In this project we do not limit ourselves to running a pre-made exploit. Our goal i...

CVE-2025-5844

CVE-2025-5548: Analysis & PoC 📝Summary This repository provides a comprehensive technical analysis and a functional Proof of Concept PoC for CVE-2025-5548 : a Buffer Overflow Stack vulnerability affecting FreeFloat FTP Server v1.0. The research covers the entire lifecycle of the vulnerability: fr...

Explotando-FreeFloatFTP-CVE-2025-5548

Exploiting-FreeFloatFTP-CVE-2025-5548 Welcome to my exploit research and development repository. This project documents the full technical analysis, environment setup, and step-by-step exploitation of CVE-2025-5548 Stack-Based Buffer Overflow found in FreeFloat FTP Server. 🌱 Personal note: This...

CVE-2025-5548

🐞CVE-2025-5548 Buffer overflow in FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 🎯 Stack Buffer Overflow Exploitation This repository contains the documentation and practical development of a cybersecurity project focused on reverse engineering and the exploitation of memory-level vulnerabilities Stack Buffer Overflow...

CVE-2025-5548

🛡️ CVE-2025-5548 – FreeFloat FTP Server Buffer Overflow Exploit 📌 Overview This repository documents the discovery and exploitation of a stack-based buffer overflow vulnerability in the FreeFloat FTP Server application. The vulnerability resides in the handling of the USER command, where unsafe...

CVE-2025-5548-FreeFloat-FTP-Buffer-Overflow

CVE-2025-5548 — Buffer Overflow in FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 Vulnerability analysis and exploitation lab · Exploit Development · Windows x86 What is this repository about? This repository fully documents the analysis and exploitation process of the CVE-2025-5548 vulnerability, a stack-based buffer...

CVE-2025-5548

🧪 FreeFloat FTP Server Buffer Overflow Lab CVE-2025-5548 📌 Description This lab demonstrates how to exploit a Stack Buffer Overflow vulnerability in FreeFloat FTP Server , identified as CVE-2025-5548. The objective is to understand the complete exploitation process on vulnerable Windows...

CVE-2025-5548

🐞 CVE-2025-5548: FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 - Stack-Based Buffer Overflow Buffer overflow in FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 illustrating how a single unsafe handler can generate multiple CVE entries across different commands. 📑 Table of Contents Why this repository exists Why this vulnerability is...

CVE-2025-5548

🛡️ CVE-2025-5548 This work documents the complete process of technical analysis and controlled exploitation of the vulnerabilityCVE-2025-5548 affecting FreeFloat FTP Server software, within a laboratory environment designed exclusively for educational, research, and understanding purposes of the...

CVE-2025-5548

⚡ CVE-2025-5548: Vulnerability Research & Exploitation This repository provides a technical analysis and proof-of-concept walkthrough for CVE-2025-5548. This research covers the complete lifecycle of the vulnerability, from initial binary inspection to successful exploitation. ⚠️ Legal & Ethical...

CVE-2025-5548

Exploitation and Vulnerability Analysis Document purpose: Reflect on the knowledge acquired during the lab deployment, detail the exploitation process for CVE-2025-5548, and outline the next steps toward unknown vulnerability 0-day research. 1. My Vision on Vulnerability Research Throughout this...

CVE-2025-5548

Exploitation Lab - CVE-2025-5548 FreeFloat FTP Repository for a controlled exploitation lab of CVE-2025-5548 on FreeFloat FTP Server, running on Windows inside an isolated VM. The project is divided into two blocks: Environment/: environment setup tools, IDEs, debugger, disassembler, and vulnerab...

CVE-2025-5548-POC

CVE-2025-5548-POC Vulnerability Description CVE-2025-5548 is a stack buffer overflow vulnerability identified in FreeFloat FTP Server, a legacy FTP service for Windows systems. The flaw resides in the NOOP command handler, which does not validate input size before copying it into a fixed-size...

CVE-2025-5548

🚀 CVE-2025-5548 - FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 Exploitation Professional vulnerability analysis & full remote buffer overflow exploitation 🎯 Project Highlights Complete real-world case study of CVE-2025-5548 remote stack-based buffer overflow in FreeFloat FTP Server 1.0 via NOOP command Manual tool...

CVE-2025-5548

Technical study of vulnerability CVE-2025-5548 Introduction This work analyzes the vulnerability CVE-2025-5548 , associated with a stack buffer overflow in FreeFloat FTP Server v1.0. The main objective of the lab is to understand how a vulnerable application behaves when faced with manipulated...

CVE-2025-5548

Memory Corruption Research & Exploitation Lab CVE-2025-5548 Advanced Vulnerability Analysis on Windows 11 Environment English Version Project Overview This repository documents a professional-grade cybersecurity research project focused on CVE-2025-5548 : a Stack-based Buffer Overflow vulnerabili...

CVE-2025-5548

Breaking FreeFloat FTP: analysis and exploitation of CVE-2025-5548 Anderson Steven — Master in Cybersecurity, Module 6 Vulnerabilities Individual assignment: Methodology for vulnerability analysis and exploitation Why this repository I did not want to simply hand in "here is the exploit working"...