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oftpd versions before 0.3.7 contain a reachable assertion in handling of the FTP LPRT and LPASV commands. A remote client can submit either command with an unsupported address family, causing an assertion failure and aborting the FTP daemon.
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A denial-of-service vulnerability in an FTP server where crafted commands trigger an assertion failure and abort the daemon.
A denial-of-service vulnerability in an FTP server where crafted commands trigger an assertion failure and abort the daemon.
A reachable assertion flaw in an FTP server that enables remote denial of service through crafted commands causing a daemon abort.
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