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So at least they should really work hard to not let a BSOD happen in case of excessive nesting of widgets. The repro case is actually the same than the one for

So at least they should really work hard to not let a BSOD happen in case of excessive nesting of widgets. The repro case is actually the same than the one for a bug which was fixed 6 years ago, and it is straightforward (just nest enough panels in a modal popup, and close it). It's hard to understand how this could not be caught by a non regression test.

nullindividual 2y ago
45 nested WinForms is bizarre. I think you'd melt a UX designer's eyeballs. It's possible that Microsoft sees this as low impact (small user base), or is too complex to fix, or too high risk to fix. You could create an interesting payload with this, especially given it can be done via PoSh. Get payload on machine -> enable Full memory dumps -> execute payload/BSOD -> upon recovery, exfiltrate memory dump. Secrets galore.
- afrisch 2y ago
  No doubt excessive nesting is bizarre, although the end user might not notice (nested panels that fit in their parent are not visible). That's not a reason to have your entire OS break :-(