Mandriva Linux Security Advisory - The FTP protocol implementation in Konqueror 3.5.5 allows remote servers to force the client to connect to other servers, perform a proxied port scan, or obtain sensitive information by specifying an alternate server address in a FTP PASV command.
ee68a1f822a62c0a2935ff787c003d60672b64d36193c73cfe7b0f3f19b7173eUbuntu Security Notice 447-1 - It was discovered that Konqueror did not correctly handle iframes from JavaScript. If a user were tricked into visiting a malicious website, Konqueror could crash, resulting in a denial of service. A flaw was discovered in how Konqueror handled PASV FTP responses. If a user were tricked into visiting a malicious FTP server, a remote attacker could perform a port-scan of machines within the user's network, leading to private information disclosure.
6f30ca5735d1ecd628e6f21841d5317e2f615139bfb316fc832a3e7b06e07d35KDE Security Advisory - The KDE FTP ioslave parses the host address in the PASV response of a FTP server response. mark from bindshell.net pointed out that this could be exploited via JavaScript for automated port scanning. It was not possible to demonstrate the vulnerability via JavaScript with Konqueror from KDE 3.5.x. However, other scenarios are possible. Systems affected are KDE up to and including KDE version 3.5.6.
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