JoLoZs
1.3.6.1.4.1.61513Put οΏ½ in random text fields so that developers are always wondering if they screwed up parsing somewhere.
Deborah Pickett@xssfox TouchΓΒ©!
Colin@xssfox STICK TO CROSS SITE SCRIPTING YOU MONSTER
(π¬π«). β^. .^ββ@xssfox don't forget to urlurlurlurlencodeencodeencodeencode for data resiliency http%2525253A%2525252F%2525252Fdiscatte.github.io
Alastair McBain 
via unreachable@xssfox I like showing people's projects to my friend JosΓΒ© (null) [object Object]
MUSE Bi-Vision
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HalJor 
groxx@xssfox I occasionally end my emails with a J, just to screw with people that I know will notice
m_eiman
gkrnours@xssfox monster :3
embix@xssfox @lisamelton and sprinkle in some zalgo text, while youβre at it
Pseudo NymStrong chaotic neutral energy here.
Menno
Brent@xssfox ΰ² _ΰ²
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Machanarchiste (elle) π³οΈββ§οΈβ@xssfox you are evil π /j
Torben@xssfox One can still improve "Put οΏ½ in random text fields" - in text fields or labels that always have the same text, put οΏ½ into random places, different ones each time.
Parsing errors suck but intermittent, seemingly random parsing errors from same input drive devs insane! Muhaha.
Parsing errors suck but intermittent, seemingly random parsing errors from same input drive devs insane! Muhaha.
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Always try to keep the οΏ½ at the beginning or end of your string
Always try to keep the οΏ½ at the beginning or end of your string
Phil M0OFX@xssfox Wow, that's pure evil...!
Michael WestergaardAs the saying goes: life is a battle between developers trying to develop idiot-proof software and the universe trying to produce bigger idiots. This is a lovely new front of this very real and important conflict.
The Dan@xssfox MONSTER!!
JR Freeman
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Cumberland@xssfox that is pure evil.
Taya Nielsen@xssfox πππππ
Kyle Brown 
@xssfox I just assume you copied something from word and your smart quotes got messed up
Samantaz Fox@xssfox That's evil, and I like it xD
Alix@xssfox That's straight up evil. I love it.
faxmodem
Kirk
kasperdI have had customers put an actual backspace character into a text field.
One of the recent problems I had to deal with was a customer who had data with non-standard newlines. Their data contained a \r\r\n sequence.
One of our customers once delivered some data with an encoding error that I could only explain by mistaking one Windows specific encoding for one DOS specific encoding (or maybe it was the other way around).
We aren't using DOS or Windows, so in that particular case it was pretty clear that it wasn't us who had screwed up the data.
_maleficentgirlSatan is that you?
mutax@xssfox create yourself an email account firstname.lastname@{some domain looking like a placeholder. lorem-ipsum.it or something}, or emailgoeshere@domain. Always register usernames like user1 or testuser, ...
Yes, I fell victim to one of the students in one of our fourses that had firstname.lastname as username and email address at our university, making me debug the apparently broken CSV reader module of my grading helper application.