GCVE-110-CERTCC-2005-856689

Advisory Published

Vulnetix · Advisory published December 21, 2005

The VMware NAT Service used in multiple VMware products contains a buffer overflow in the way it handles FTP PORT and EPRT commands. An attacker could execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the NAT service or cause a denial of service.

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impact20population11exploitation0widely_known15score_current4.356ease_of_exploitation6

Aliases

CVE-2005-4459

References

VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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VMware NAT Service vulnerable to buffer overflow via FTP PORT/EPRT commands

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