← Back to context Comment by amelius 7 months ago Maybe it's time for a /dev/zipbomb device. 3 comments amelius Reply GTP 7 months ago ln -s /dev/urandom /dev/zipbomb && echo 'Boom!'Ok, not a real zip bomb, for that we would need a kernel module. wfn 6 months ago > Ok, not a real zip bomb, for that we would need a kernel module.Or a userland fusefs program, nice funky idea actually (with configurable dynamic filenames, e.g. `mnt/10GiB_zeropattern.zip`... Dwedit 7 months ago That costs you a lot of bandwidth, defeating the whole point of a zip bomb.
GTP 7 months ago ln -s /dev/urandom /dev/zipbomb && echo 'Boom!'Ok, not a real zip bomb, for that we would need a kernel module. wfn 6 months ago > Ok, not a real zip bomb, for that we would need a kernel module.Or a userland fusefs program, nice funky idea actually (with configurable dynamic filenames, e.g. `mnt/10GiB_zeropattern.zip`... Dwedit 7 months ago That costs you a lot of bandwidth, defeating the whole point of a zip bomb.
wfn 6 months ago > Ok, not a real zip bomb, for that we would need a kernel module.Or a userland fusefs program, nice funky idea actually (with configurable dynamic filenames, e.g. `mnt/10GiB_zeropattern.zip`...
ln -s /dev/urandom /dev/zipbomb && echo 'Boom!'
Ok, not a real zip bomb, for that we would need a kernel module.
> Ok, not a real zip bomb, for that we would need a kernel module.
Or a userland fusefs program, nice funky idea actually (with configurable dynamic filenames, e.g. `mnt/10GiB_zeropattern.zip`...
That costs you a lot of bandwidth, defeating the whole point of a zip bomb.