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From: jsa at pen.homeip.net (John Andersen) Subject: acFTP Authentication Issue On Saturday 23 November 2002 04:58 pm, Matthew Murphy wrote: > acFTP is an open-source FTP daemon for Windows platforms > (http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/acftp) that offers more functionality > than many proprietary servers (including the MS FTP service). The > authentication code of acFTP contains a flaw -- specifically, the server > treats users as logged in without a valid password. This results in > mis-representation of server activity in log files, and possibly privilege > elevation. > > For example: > > USER private > PASS # > > This leads it to reject my password, but I can not log in with another set > of credentials, and my log activity appears as "private" instead of the > appropriate "-" or "***". Provide a little clarification please. Can you or can you not access files after giving a bogus password? Other than a log issue, are you claiming and real exposure or privledge elevation ? -- _________________________________________________ John Andersen / Juneau Alaska
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