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USN-8114-1: GVfs vulnerabilities

USN-8114-1: GVfs vulnerabilities

Ubuntu • March 23, 2026

It was discovered that the GVfs FTP backend incorrectly handled IP addresses and ports returned by passive mode responses. A malicious remote server could possibly use this issue to help scan for open ports. ( CVE-2026-28295 ) It was discovered that the GVfs FTP backend incorrectly handled crafted file paths. A remote attacker could use this issue to terminate or inject arbitrary FTP commands, or possibly execute arbitrary code. ( CVE-2026-28296 )

It was discovered that the GVfs FTP backend incorrectly handled IP addresses and ports returned by passive mode responses. A malicious remote server could possibly use this issue to help scan for open ports. ( CVE-2026-28295 )

It was discovered that the GVfs FTP backend incorrectly handled crafted file paths. A remote attacker could use this issue to terminate or inject arbitrary FTP commands, or possibly execute arbitrary code. ( CVE-2026-28296 )

It was discovered that the GVfs FTP backend incorrectly handled IP addresses and ports returned by passive mode responses. A malicious remote server could possibly use this issue to help scan for open ports. ( CVE-2026-28295 ) It was discovered that the GVfs FTP backend incorrectly handled crafted file paths. A remote attacker could use this issue to terminate or inject arbitrary FTP commands, or possibly execute arbitrary code. ( CVE-2026-28296 )

It was discovered that the GVfs FTP backend incorrectly handled IP addresses and ports returned by passive mode responses. A malicious remote server could possibly use this issue to help scan for open ports. ( CVE-2026-28295 )

It was discovered that the GVfs FTP backend incorrectly handled crafted file paths. A remote attacker could use this issue to terminate or inject arbitrary FTP commands, or possibly execute arbitrary code. ( CVE-2026-28296 )

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