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Globalscape Active - Threat

Network/Host Indicators:

, Globalscape can preemptively block bad actors before they enter the environment by checking a global database of compromised IPs and known malicious vectors. Deep Content Inspection: The SFT Threat Protection bundle scans files for embedded malware or unauthorized PII (Personally Identifiable Information) in real-time, preventing malicious files from being uploaded or shared. 2. High-Priority Vulnerabilities (Active Exploitation Risks) In the context of security advisories, "active threat" often refers to unpatched or critical vulnerabilities. As of early 2026, administrators should prioritize the following: CVE-2023-2989 (Critical): An out-of-bounds memory read in the Globalscape EFT administration server. This is a high-priority threat because it can allow remote attackers to bypass authentication and gain unauthorized control over file transfer infrastructure without valid credentials. CVE-2023-2990: A denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability where crafted compressed messages cause infinite recursion and service crashes . 3. Recommended Defensive Actions To mitigate active threats against a Globalscape deployment, organizations are advised to: Patch Immediately: Ensure EFT is updated to version globalscape active threat