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• November 28, 2009
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  Discovering and exploiting a remote buffer overflow vulnerability in an FTP server – PART 1

  Posted: November 28th, 2009, 8:44am PST by raykoid666

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  Hello all, in this tutorial we will learn how to identify a vulnerability in an FTP server through the process of “Fuzzing” which could lead to a DoS or Buffer Overflow vulnerability identification. In this specific part we will use FTPFuzz to crash FileCOPA and identify a vulnerability in the LIST command. First of all [...]