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Mark D. Spivey

"Practical Hacking Techniques and Countermeasures"

The biggest flaw with FTP is that
it is unencrypted in nature (plain text) and if intercepted can be read
easily, including the usernames, passwords, and data.
Procedure : Install the application, select the target, and execute.
Double-click on the BruteFTP icon to start the application.
You may receive an MSWINSCK.OCX file error. Click OK.
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I have included the needed files on the accompanying CD, or you can
download them from the Internet. Double-click on the libraryfiles.exe icon
to start the installation of the needed files.
The Welcome screen will be displayed. Click Next.
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Accept the default Installation Directory. Click Next.
The Directory Installation file will probably not be there already. Click Yes
to have the application create the directory.
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The files are now ready for installation. Click Start.
During the installation process, you may receive several warnings about
files being older than the ones currently on the computer. Select No to override
any of the files until the installation completes.
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Once the application has completed you will be told to restart Windows.
Click Next.
Click Exit.
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Open the BruteFTP application.
Change the Server address from 127.0.0.1 to the target address. In this
example it is 172.16.1.40.
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Change the username to a known or suspected username on the FTP target.


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