There's some interesting news recently about a funny bug in Chrome. And all you have to do is enter the following URL in your address bar and then access it:
http://a/%%30%30
I don't have Chrome installed but if anyone can confirm this works it'd be cool. Could be that Google fixed the issue by now so expect void results :D
It already crashes the tab when you hover of a link with that URL :P
So yes, it works :)
QuoteThe %%300 at the end of the URL is converted into %00 (0x30 is the ASCII code for '0'. The %%300 becomes this string of characters: the original '%', the converted '0', and the original '0'. Combined, that's '%00'.) This sticks a NULL byte at the end of the web address.
Quote from: Thijn on Sep 21, 2015, 05:25 PMIt already crashes the tab when you hover of a link with that URL :P
On XP it crashes the entire browser. Tried it on my brother ;D
https://github.com/szhu/3030
have fun
This (http://linkofdeath.com/) one's better, it gets faster as time goes on.
lol! This crashed all the webpages that were opened in Opera :D
Nothing happend to me neither in Chrome nor firefox
Try in Opera
Quote from: Kusanagi on Sep 22, 2015, 03:05 PMNothing happend to me neither in Chrome nor firefox
It is working in windows 7 and for windows 10 it is not working in edge and chrome.
Right! it never worked in my PC, I was thinking about the reason.
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough. It's only for chrome and chrome derivatives. Preferably older versions that might not have been fixed.