Summary
Platinum FTP server for Win32 has several vulnerabilities in the way it checks the format of command strings passed to it. This leads to the following vulnerabilities in the server:
The 'dir' command can be used to examine the filesystem of the machine and gather further information about the host by using relative directory listings (I.E. '../../../' or '\..\..\..').
The 'delete' command can be used to delete any file on the server that the Platinum FTP server has permissions to.
Issuing the command 'cd @/..@/..' will cause the Platinum FTP server to crash and consume all available CPU time on the server.
*** Warning : OVS solely relied on the banner of this server, so *** this may be a false positive
Solution
see http://www.platinumftp.com/platinumftpserver.php
Severity
Classification
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CVSS Base Score: 10.0
AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:C/I:C/A:C
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