Tim Streater wrote:
> > > >
> >> > >>> > >>>
> >>>> Tim w wrote:
> >>>>> > >>>>>>> ???????????????????????????31???????28????59??????????????????????????
> >>>>>>> 59??
> >>>>> [...]
> >>>>>>> ?????????????????
> >>>>>>>>>>>> What is this post and what happens if you click on the URL?
> >>>>>>>>>> Copy and paste to google translate will enlighten you. The url is
> >>>>>>>>>> a link to a jpeg. If you have the normal internet security
> >>>>>>>>>> in place you can click on it without fear.
> >>>>>>> Probably not a good idea. The link actually leads to a 119 byte swf
> >>>>>>> file, not a jpg. Probably too small to be a genuine shockwave file
> >>>>>>> but big enough to be something nasty.
> >>> What's a shockwave file when its at home?
> >>> Something designed to be executed by Shockwave Flash. 119 bytes is
> >>> way too small, so it's probably shellcode or something equally nasty.
> >>>formatting link
> > Is this a viable attack vector for OS X?
> Try it and see. ;-) My ipad won't open swf files which is how I found
> where the link went.
Here it's all question marks & I didn't see the original. I don't suppose this particular one would be a problem, though.