CVE-1999-0351

Summary

CVE-1999-0351 is a denial-of-service and unauthorized data access vulnerability affecting FTP (File Transfer Protocol) servers using the Passive mode (PASV). The issue arises due to an incorrect implementation of the PASV command, which can allow attackers to connect to unintended ports and gain unauthorized access to data. This can result in data theft or service disruption. The vulnerability, also known as the "Pizza Thief" attack, underscores the importance of securing FTP servers and implementing proper access control measures.

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