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Still kind of works to find DoS cases. If you have software that takes in data & allows the filename to be specified by the end-user, then when it gets written out to disk using one of those illegal names it can cause lock-ups if the author didn't do proper exception handling.
incredible not all have been found of this kinda bug... but- the old names are still very powerfull, like you can do this:https://twitter.com/jonasLyk/status/1261747345806499841 … or simply delete \GLOBAL??\nul and replace with what you want. now win32 path nul resolves to whatever :)
It gets sticky pretty fast. Filenames are still an Achilles heel for Windows because of its legacy. The fact that Microsoft Office still can't open two files with the same filename still baffles me.
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