16621 : Fastream NETFile FTP/Web Server FTP Bounce Attack
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10 months ago

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50%

Disclosure

May 17, 2005

Discovery

Apr 17, 2005

Dates

Exploit

May 17, 2005

Solution

Unknown

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Description

(Description Provided by CVE) : 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 service.

Classification

Unknown or Incomplete

Solution

Upgrade to version 7.6 or higher, which allows disabling of FXP if it is not required. It is also possible to correct the flaw by implementing the following workaround(s):

1. Note that if FXP is enabled, the DoS attack is still possible (i.e. PORT 127,0,0,1,x,y is possible). Hence, if you enable FXP, you should only allow trusted users to logon to your FTP server.

2. Set a strong password for the admin interface.

Products

FastStream Technologies
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NETFile FTP/Web Server
Watch-list
7.4.6

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Credit

  • Tan Chew Keong - vulnBrand New Doo Doosecunia.com - Secunia Research

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