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Proof of concept sploits: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/attachment?aid=287306 https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/attachment?a...

• barsonme 9y ago
  (Just a warning for folks: it's a direct link to a .tar file, not a page with a list of files you can download.)
  • saurik 9y ago
    (I haven't felt the need for such a warning since approximately 1998, when people stopped relying so much on third-party web hosting via FTP, and Content-Type fields were generally accurate. I recommend upgrading your web browser: direct links to a tar file no longer cause the entire window to be filled with line noise; and, if you try one of these newer graphical browsers, even if that happens for some reason it doesn't mess up your TTY state.)
    • minikites 9y ago
      I'm not sure why you're so upset about being courteous.
    • allannienhuis 9y ago
      It's courteous to let people know what they link is if it's 'unusual' (not a web page or image), especially when the link is visually truncated. For people on mobile devices, triggering a download of a large file unexpectedly is annoying and uses up a typically limited resource.
  • jamiesonbecker 9y ago
    Excellent point, and sorry for not pointing that out. Thanks for fixing it.
    • barsonme 9y ago
      No worries, thanks for sharing!