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Re: CERT Advisory CA-97.27 - FTP_bounce
Barry Irwin (balin
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Aleph One > Note that this has been discussed a long time ago. I approved it becuse > it is still an issue. For a nice recount of both active and passive attack > read Secure Networks paper "Some problems with the File Transfer Protocol, > a failure of common implementations, and suggestions for repair" at > http://www.secnet.com/papers/ftp-paper.html For those of you wanting to test this problem have a look at http://www.rootshell.com/hacking/ftpBounceAttack Barry -- -- "Ground Control to Major Tom; your circuits dead, there is something wrong.." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Barry Irwin aka Big Bastard From Hell bvirucus.ru.ac.za http://rucus.ru.ac.za/~bvi bbfh
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