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This article explains how to use the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) utility, which is included with Windows, in a typical FTP session.
This module triggers a heap overflow when processing a specially crafted FTP request containing Telnet IAC (0xff) bytes. When constructing the response, the Microsoft IIS FTP Service overflows the heap buffer with 0xff bytes. This issue can be triggered pre-auth and may in fact be exploitable for remote code execution. Sep 12, 2017 Today we are sharing tips and tricks on FTP attacks and security through FTP penetration testing which will help to secure your server from any kind FTP attack. FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol used for the transfer of computer files such as docs, PDF, multimedia and etc between a client and server on a computer network via port 21.
Original product version: WindowsOriginal KB number: 240727Summary
This article covers the following topics:
*Opening an FTP site
*Browsing the list of files and folders
*Changing folders
*Copying a file from the FTP site to your local computer
*Copying a file from your local computer to the FTP site
*Ending an FTP session
Note
*The FTP utility is run from the command prompt.
*After each description of how to perform a step in the typical FTP session is sample screen output from that part of the session.
*All FTP commands are case sensitive.Opening an FTP site
To open an FTP site, perform the following steps:
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At the command prompt, type the following:
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Type anonymous when prompted for the user.
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Type any password.
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The anonymous user name is typically used to log on to FTP sites, particularly those that are not set up for users to copy files to. Usually, any text can be supplied for the password, including no text (just press the ENTER key when prompted for the password).Browsing the list of files and folders
To view the list of files and folders, type dir at the ftp prompt.Changing folders
To change to a different folder (also known as the working directory), use the cd command.
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To change to the root folder, type either cd / or cd . To change to the parent folder, use two periods (cd ..).Copying a file from the FTP site to your local computer
To copy a file from the FTP site to your local computer, use the get command.Copying a file from your local computer to the FTP site
To copy a file from your local computer to the FTP site, use the put command.
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Most sites only allow users to do this if they have logged on using a specific, preassigned user name, not the anonymous user.Ending an FTP session
To end the FTP session, use the bye command.220 Microsoft Ftp Service VulnerabilityReferencesMicrosoft Ftp Service Exploit Db
For a full list of the commands and parameters that can be used with the FTP utility, perform the following steps:Microsoft Ftp Service Vulnerability
*From the Start menu, select Help.
*Select the Index tab, and then type ftp utility.
*In the list box, double-click the ftp utility entry.
*For a list of all FTP commands, double-click the (untitled #0) entry. For a list of parameters available when starting the ftp utility, double-click the (untitled #0) entry.