The OpenNET Project
 
Search (keywords):  SOFT ARTICLES TIPS & TRICKS SECURITY
LINKS NEWS MAN DOCUMENTATION


cqure.net.20020408.netware_nwftpd.a


<< Previous INDEX Search src Set bookmark Go to bookmark Next >>
Date: Wed, 8 May 2002 12:01:15 +0200
From: Patrik Karlsson <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: cqure.net.20020408.netware_nwftpd.a

cqure.net Security Vulnerability Report
No: cqure.net.20020408.netware_nwftpd.a

Vulnerability Summary --------------------- Problem: The Netware FTP server has a DOS vulnerability. Threat: An attacker could cause the server cpu to spike at 100% cpu hogging the server and causing a DOS, preventing legitimate users access to the server. Affected Software: Netware FTP server. Platform: Netware 6.0 SP 1 verified. Solution: Install patch from Novell as soon as it becomes available. Vulnerability Description ------------------------- An attacker could cause the server to spike at 100% cpu, prohibiting legitime users to access the server. This is done by connecting to the server using netcat or telnet and simply typing an enter. Due to the impact of this issue, it is not recommended to have unprotected ftp servers on public networks. Since there is no patch yet, we urge you to shutdown the ftp server or filter incoming connections as soon as possible. Solution -------- Disable the ftp server or make sure only trusted people can connect to it by filtering incoming connections. Install patch from Novell as soon as it becomes available. Additional Information ---------------------- Novell was contacted 20020408 but has not yet responded to the issue. This vulnerability was found and researched by Patrik Karlsson & Jonas LДndin [email protected] [email protected] This document is also available at: http://www.cqure.net/advisories/

<< Previous INDEX Search src Set bookmark Go to bookmark Next >>



Партнёры:
PostgresPro
Inferno Solutions
Hosting by Hoster.ru
Хостинг:

Закладки на сайте
Проследить за страницей
Created 1996-2025 by Maxim Chirkov
Добавить, Поддержать, Вебмастеру