CVE-2007-1080: Multiple heap-based buffer overflows in TurboFTP 5.30 Build 572 allow remote servers to cause a denial of s...

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CVE-2007-1080 is an old TurboFTP client flaw. A hostile FTP server can send overly long responses that may crash TurboFTP 5.30 Build 572. The public record describes denial of service, not data theft or code execution. Exposure is mainly where this legacy client still connects to untrusted or compromised FTP servers. Organizations are exposed if endpoints still run TurboFTP 5.30 Build 572 and use it to connect to third-party, untrusted, or attacker-controlled FTP servers. Modern environments that have retired this client likely have little exposure. Treat this as a legacy-software cleanup issue unless TurboFTP 5.30 Build 572 is still used for business workflows. Priority rises where staff connect to external FTP services, because a hostile server could disrupt operations by crashing the client. Mitigation focus: Inventory endpoints for TurboFTP 5.30 Build 572.; Check TurboFTP vendor guidance for fixed versions or retirement guidance.; Remove or replace unsupported TurboFTP installations where feasible..

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Jun 29, 2026, 07:22 UTC (UTC+00:00)

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