Crash exploits - Revision history

Koshchki123 at 06:22, 12 August 2026

2026-08-12T06:22:07Z

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	'''Crash exploits''' are [[Wikipedia:Exploit (computer security)\|exploits]] that can be abused to make the client or server outright [[Wikipedia:Crash_(computing)\|crash]].		'''Crash exploits''' are [[Wikipedia:Exploit (computer security)\|exploits]] that can be abused to make the client or server outright [[Wikipedia:Crash_(computing)\|crash]].

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Opt: Thanks for the contribution, but this isn't a crash exploit. This is the client sending a command suggestions packet to the server containing a command that far exceeds what it is allowed to send, thus causing the server to throw an exception when it tries to decode that packet, and then disconnecting the client because of it. No clients are crashed in the process. If your client is crashing, please download better mods.

2026-08-06T15:54:14Z

Thanks for the contribution, but this isn't a crash exploit. This is the client sending a command suggestions packet to the server containing a command that far exceeds what it is allowed to send, thus causing the server to throw an exception when it tries to decode that packet, and then disconnecting the client because of it. No clients are crashed in the process. If your client is crashing, please download better mods.

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	~~Pasting the string "sudo * <any random long java code from a file>" will cause the user who pasted it to disconnect, and any other people who open the command block after that.~~

	~~Discovered by [[GilligainIII]] and [[ArtieWar]] out of their boredom and their [[Severely fatal autism\|fatally autistic]] antics.~~
	[[Category:Exploits]]		[[Category:Exploits]]

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2026-08-06T14:46:42Z

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			Pasting the string "sudo * <any random long java code from a file>" will cause the user who pasted it to disconnect, and any other people who open the command block after that.

			Discovered by [[GilligainIII]] and [[ArtieWar]] out of their boredom and their [[Severely fatal autism\|fatally autistic]] antics.
	[[Category:Exploits]]		[[Category:Exploits]]

Opt: Add to exploit category

2026-08-05T06:41:54Z

Add to exploit category

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Opt: Fix grammatical error

2026-08-05T05:10:56Z

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	'''Crash exploits''' are [[Wikipedia:Exploit (computer security)\|exploits]] that can be abused to make the client or server to outright [[Wikipedia:Crash_(computing)\|crash]].		'''Crash exploits''' are [[Wikipedia:Exploit (computer security)\|exploits]] that can be abused to make the client or server outright [[Wikipedia:Crash_(computing)\|crash]].

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2026-08-04T02:47:28Z

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'''Crash exploits''' are [[Wikipedia:Exploit (computer security)|exploits]] that can be abused to make the client or server to outright [[Wikipedia:Crash_(computing)|crash]].

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