Bugtraq mailing list archives
ICQ99 crash
From: flamingdog () YAHOO COM (loser)
Date: Sun, 14 Feb 1999 09:57:39 -0800
After arguing with myself for a few minutes deciding wether or not to give the 31337 hax0rs of the world a way to crash ICQ99, I came to the decision that I dont care. This bug was tested on windows95 and with ICQ version 99a build #1700. My guess is that it affects all versions of 99. While playing with the personal web server that is built into ICQ99, I just had an amazing urge to break it. Basically, I put 300 periods onto the end of the address for my ICQ homepage. Example: I have the ICQ webserver running and I enter "http://209.37.153.39/...................(and so on..../" into Netscape, and ICQ crashed. I am going to test this further tonight and will update this some more. Another guess is that since it crashes ICQ, but not the webserver, is that if you do the same to the ICQ homepages that are stored on http://members.icq.com, it will also crash. (granted they have the page stored there) _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Current thread:
- Re: Possible Netscape Crypto Security Flaw, (continued)
- Re: Possible Netscape Crypto Security Flaw Pete Krawczyk (Feb 16)
- snap utility for AIX. Larry W. Cashdollar (Feb 17)
- Re: snap utility for AIX. Brian Hauber (Feb 18)
- mSQL vulnerability. Christofer C. Bell (Feb 17)
- OT: Copyright on Security advisories Aviram Jenik (Feb 18)
- Re: OT: Copyright on Security advisories Doug Granzow (Feb 19)
- Re: mSQL vulnerability. John W. Temples (Feb 18)
- Debian GNU/Linux 2.0r5 released (fwd) Jamie Fifield (Feb 17)
- Regarding passwords in registry keys. Ash (Feb 19)
- Re: [proftpd-l] root compromise ? (fwd) Nic Bellamy (Feb 14)
- Re: ICQ99 crash Eric J. Stevens (Feb 15)
- Re: ICQ99 crash Joe Stewart (Feb 16)
- Re: ICQ99 crash Timothy Doane (Feb 16)