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CVE-2013-3930 affects Core FTP before version 2.2 build 1785. A malicious or compromised FTP server could trigger a stack buffer overflow when replying to a directory-change request, potentially running code on the client machine. This is most relevant where users or automated jobs connect Core FTP to untrusted FTP servers. Exposure is likely limited to endpoints or workflows running Core FTP before 2.2 build 1785 and connecting to FTP servers outside strict trust boundaries. The source bundle does not provide CPEs, platform details, CVSS, or asset prevalence. Treat this as a targeted endpoint risk, not an internet-wide server exposure. Prioritize upgrade or removal where Core FTP is used with external FTP servers, especially on systems with sensitive data access. Mitigation focus: Upgrade Core FTP to 2.2 build 1785 or later.; Check Core FTP vendor guidance for any additional fixed-build details.; Restrict vulnerable clients from connecting to untrusted FTP servers..
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