CVE-1999-0017

CVE-1999-0017 is a documented FTP bounce vulnerability where an FTP server can be abused to connect to arbitrary ports on an attacker-controlled host by exploiting the PORT/PORT-like mechanisms. The core issue is that an FTP server’s data connection handling allows bounce traffic to other hosts (...

CVE-1999-0016

CVE-1999-0016 describes a land IP denial-of-service condition: a TCP packet with SYN set and identical source/destination addresses and ports can exhaust the target’s CPU. Connected records confirm the same issue reappears in later advisories (e.g., CVE-2005-0688) and is observed in Windows XP SP...

CVE-1999-0216

The CVE-1999-0216 entry concerns a Denial of Service of inetd on Linux triggered by SYN and RST packets. Connected documents consistently describe inetd on Linux as the affected component and the root cause as crafted TCP packets causing denial of service. Public details in the PT-1997-1097 entry...

CVE-1999-0035

CVE-1999-0035 concerns a race condition in the signal handling routine of ftpd, as reported across multiple feeds. The primary concrete detail is that the vulnerability affects ftpd and permits read/write of arbitrary files due to a race condition in its signal handling. The Red Hat and other ent...