Title: WFTPD Shortcut Directory Traversal Vulnerability
Severity: HIGH
Description:
WFTPD is a popular FTP server software for Windows systems.
WFTPD contains a directory traversal vulnerability. It may be possible for remote users to upload shortcut files by appending a '.' character onto the end of the filename, thus bypassing the server protections.
As a result, it may be possible for remote users to gain access to files and directories that are otherwise protected.
Affected Products:
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 2.4.1
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 2.4.1 RC11
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 2.4.1 RC12
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 2.40.0
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 2.41.0 RC14
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 2.41.0 RC14 Pro
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 3.0.0
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 3.0.0 0R3
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 3.0.0 0R4
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 3.0.0 0R4 Pro
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 3.0.0 0R5
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 3.0.0 0R5 Pro
- Texas Imperial Software WFTPD 3.0.0 Pro
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