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EUVD-2000-0825
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EUVD-2000-0818
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EUVD-2003-1141
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EUVD-2004-1933
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EUVD-2004-0676
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EUVD-2005-1648
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EUVD-2001-0255
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EUVD-2004-0675
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Fastream NETFile Web Server <= 7.1.2 (HEAD) DoS Exploit
No description provided by source. Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server 7.1.2 Professional DoS Exploit Bug found by bratax ck Coded bY karak0rsan d0gma.org // unuver.com Greetz:hurby,phalaposher,l4m3r,Atak,spymaster,razor... $host=$ARGV0; $port=$ARGV1; if!$ARGV1 print Fastream FTP/Web Server DoS\n;...
CVE-2004-2534
Fastream NETFile Server 7.1.2 does not properly handle keep-alive connection timeouts and does not close the connection after a HEAD request, which allows remote attackers to perform a denial of service connection consumption by sending a large number HTTP HEAD requests...
CVE-2004-2534
Fastream NETFile Server 7.1.2 is affected by CVE-2004-2534 due to improper handling of keep-alive timeouts and failure to close connections after HTTP HEAD requests. This enables remote denial-of-service by sending many HEAD requests, consuming file descriptors and potentially blocking new connec...
CVE-2004-2534: Undefined Security Weakness
Fastream NETFile Server 7.1.2 does not properly handle keep-alive connection timeouts and does not close the connection after a HEAD request, which allows remote attackers to perform a denial of service connection consumption by sending a large number HTTP HEAD requests...
Fastream NETFile Web Server <= 7.1.2 (HEAD) DoS Exploit
Exploit for unknown platform in category dos / poc ======================================================= Fastream NETFile Web Server $host, PeerPort = $port, Proto = 'tcp', Type = SOCKSTREAM, or die "Couldn't Connect!\n";; close$socket; if$socket print "\n"; print "+Attacking..!\n"; for$i= 0; $...
Fastream NETFile Web Server <= 7.1.2 (HEAD) DoS Exploit
No description provided by source. Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server 7.1.2 Professional DoS Exploit Bug found by bratax ck Coded bY karak0rsan d0gma.org // unuver.com Greetz:hurby,phalaposher,l4m3r,Atak,spymaster,razor... $host=$ARGV0; $port=$ARGV1; if!$ARGV1 print "Fastream FTP/Web Server DoS\n";...
Fastream NETFile Web Server 7.1.2 - HEAD Denial of Service
Fastream NETFile Web Server 7.1.2 - HEAD Denial of Service Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server 7.1.2 Professional DoS Exploit Bug found by bratax ck Coded bY karak0rsan d0gma.org // unuver.com Greetz:hurby,phalaposher,l4m3r,Atak,spymaster,razor... $host=$ARGV0; $port=$ARGV1; if!$ARGV1 print "Fastream...
Fastream NETFile Web Server 7.1.2 - 'HEAD' Denial of Service
Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server 7.1.2 Professional DoS Exploit Bug found by bratax ck Coded bY karak0rsan d0gma.org // unuver.com Greetz:hurby,phalaposher,l4m3r,Atak,spymaster,razor... $host=$ARGV0; $port=$ARGV1; if!$ARGV1 print "Fastream FTP/Web Server DoS\n"; print "Coded by karak0rsan //...
CVE-2005-1646
Affected product: Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server 7.4.6. Vulnerability: FXP support allows a PORT command with an IP address that may differ from the logged-in user’s IP, enabling FTP Bounce attacks. This can bypass firewall rules and cause a denial of service. Impact: Potential firewall traversa...
CVE-2005-1646
The default installation of Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server 7.4.6, which supports FXP, does not require that the IP address in a PORT command be the same as the IP of the logged in user, which allows remote attackers to conduct FTP Bounce attacks to bypass firewall rules or cause a denial of...
CVE-2005-1646
The default installation of Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server 7.4.6, which supports FXP, does not require that the IP address in a PORT command be the same as the IP of the logged in user, which allows remote attackers to conduct FTP Bounce attacks to bypass firewall rules or cause a denial of...
CVE-2005-1646: Undefined Security Weakness
The default installation of Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server 7.4.6, which supports FXP, does not require that the IP address in a PORT command be the same as the IP of the logged in user, which allows remote attackers to conduct FTP Bounce attacks to bypass firewall rules or cause a denial of...