Cerberus FTP Server version 11’s new interface unifies the web and desktop experience so that administrators now have a single, consistent way to administer their server – whether they are using a web browser, or our native Cerberus desktop application....
Security Advisory Description Cerberus FTP Server releases prior to 11.0.1 were vulnerable to brute force attacks for the 2FA code for a web client user or server administrator when using the Cerberus HOTP 2FA implementation. This vulnerability results from us...
Security Advisory Description Password reset links and public share links are vulnerable to HTTP host header attacks in older versions of Cerberus FTP Server. When a user requests to reset their password or to create a public share, Cerberus relies on the HTTP host...
Security Advisory Description We recently released Cerberus FTP Server 10.0.16, and we wanted to elaborate on two security issues we fixed in that release and the previous 10.0.15 release. Email Header Bypass Vulnerability (fixed in 10.0.15) The first issue was an...
Introduction to Secure File Transfer If you’re planning to install a secure file server to allow your clients or employees to securely share files, but you’re not sure which protocols to support, you have a lot of options: The venerable File Transfer Protocol...
