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Frontbase <= 4.2.7 Remote Buffer Overflow Exploit (windows)
No description provided by source. / Dreatica-FXP crew ---------------------------------------- Target : Frontbase = 4.2.7 for Windows Site : http://www.frontbase.com Found by : Netragard, L.L.C Advisory ---------------------------------------- Exploit date : 25.03.2007 Exploit writer : Heretic2...
Frontbase <= 4.2.7 Remote Buffer Overflow Exploit (windows)
No description provided by source. / Dreatica-FXP crew ---------------------------------------- Target : Frontbase = 4.2.7 for Windows Site : http://www.frontbase.com Found by : Netragard, L.L.C Advisory ---------------------------------------- Exploit date : 25.03.2007 Exploit writer : Heretic2...
Frontbase 4.2.7 (Windows) - Remote Buffer Overflow
Frontbase 4.2.7 Windows - Remote Buffer Overflow / Dreatica-FXP crew ---------------------------------------- Target : Frontbase = 4.2.7 for Windows Site : http://www.frontbase.com Found by : Netragard, L.L.C Advisory ---------------------------------------- Exploit date : 25.03.2007 Exploit writ...
Frontbase <= 4.2.7 Remote Buffer Overflow Exploit (windows)
Exploit for unknown platform in category remote exploits =========================================================== Frontbase = 4.2.7 Remote Buffer Overflow Exploit windows =========================================================== / Dreatica-FXP crew ----------------------------------------...
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...
NETFile FTP/Web Server FTP Bounce Attack
The NETFile FTP/Web server on the remote host is vulnerable to a denial of service attack due to its support of the FXP protocol and its failure to validate the IP address supplied in a PORT command. Additionally, this issue can be leveraged to bypass firewall rules to connect to arbitrary hosts....