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I imagine this could this be used to kill a running instance of node.js in production?
by muloka 13y ago
I imagine this could this be used to kill a running instance of node.js in production?
- helper 13y agoHow?
- the1 13y agomaybe something like: curl -v -s -X "GE$(printf '%.s ' {0..100000})" localhost:8888 It doesn't kill node process.. but there could be buffer overflow or similar bug in that parser code.
- ssafejava 13y agoNo, it won't kill the process; it will simply terminate the connection. It looks like, from the C code, that it was intended to throw a 405 but somewhere in the process it screws up and terminates early.
- muloka 13y agoAh thanks for clearing that up.