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This article is from the Windows NT Security FAQ, by Christopher Klaus cklaus@iss.net with numerous contributions by others.
Many times FTP is configured to allow anyone to log in and have access to
the whole hard drive. Attempt to log in and check to see what files are
accessible. By doing a "cd ..", it may allow people to go higher in the file
system that what is intended.
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