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Re: IE Denial of service (sorta)
From: Simon Kornblith <slists () simonster com>
Date: Thu, 06 Dec 2001 20:11:48 -0500
On 12/4/01 5:00 PM, "zeno" <zeno () cgisecurity net> wrote:
Hey I found this months ago and though it was patched but it managed to cause new errors on win me with all updates on IE in kernel. On default win2k IE install it sucks up 100 percent cpu for half on hour(128 meg of ram). Please click on it and tell me what happens to you. (include version and patch info) Its a image tag with some garbage characters in a particular order. I haven't bothered contacting microsoft yet because I'm not sure just how common a problem this is, and with what patches installed. www.cgisecurity.com/crash.shtml also try /crash2.shtml
On IE 5.1 for Mac OS X pretty much makes IE useless for a few minutes, then puts some garbage characters on the screen. Probably a worse effect on IE 5 for Classic Mac OS as you might not be able to use the machine for a while. Same results with crash2.shtml Simon
Current thread:
- IE Denial of service (sorta) zeno (Dec 04)
- AW: IE Denial of service (sorta) Matthias Kerstner (Dec 05)
- AW: IE Denial of service (sorta) Matthias Kerstner (Dec 05)
- Re: IE Denial of service (sorta) Nick Lange (Dec 05)
- Re: IE Denial of service (sorta) Alan Richardson - Stuff Trading (Dec 05)
- RE: IE Denial of service (sorta) R. Toma (Dec 05)
- Re: IE Denial of service (sorta) Simon Kornblith (Dec 07)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: IE Denial of service (sorta) zeno (Dec 05)
- Re: IE Denial of service (sorta) Thor (Dec 05)
- Re: IE Denial of service (sorta) Kerry (Dec 05)
- RE: IE Denial of service (sorta) Colby Marks (Dec 06)
- RE: IE Denial of service (sorta) John Thornton (Dec 05)