Hyperion FTP server Remote DOS and unauthorised remote access.

From: moran zavdi (moraniamat_private)
Date: Tue Apr 08 2003 - 12:07:46 PDT

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    08/04/03
    
    DataSEC Advisory		http://www.data-sec.com
    
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    Application: Hyperion FTP Server
    Web Site:    http://www.mollensoft.com
    Versions:    3.0.0
    Platform:    Windows
    Bug:         Buffer Overflow.
    Risk:        Remote DOS and unauthorised remote access.
    
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    1) Introduction
    2) Bug
    3) The Code
    4) Fix
    
    
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    1) Introduction
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    Hyperion FTP Server is a powerful, reliable FTP server for
    Windows95/98/NT/2000, and supports all basic FTP commands,
    and much more, such as passive mode.
    
    
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    2) Bug
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    Buffer Overflow in the USER field.
    Any remote attacker can cause DOS and in some cases get
    unauthorised remote access to the server.
    when sending a string in the user field with more than 931 chars.
    
    
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    3) The Code
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    telnet <server> 21
    
    A * 931
    
    connection closed.
    
    --
    server overflow will occur.
    
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    4) Fix
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    Mollensoft have been informed about this issue and released a new
    version, however they did not gave it a new version number.
    Anyone who is using version installed before 5/4/03 is advised
    to download and install the new version.
    
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    Moran Zavdi
    Security consultant
    DataSEC
    http://www.data-sec.com
    moranzat_private
    
    
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