RES: Strange behaviour in Win2k
From: Fabio Moraes (fabio.gestec@corp.globo.com)Date: 03/04/02
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From: Fabio Moraes <fabio.gestec@corp.globo.com> To: 'npcompleter' <npcompleter@hotmail.com>, vuln-dev@securityfocus.com Date: Mon, 4 Mar 2002 18:36:41 -0300
Im using Outlook 2002 on a Win2k pro SP2 5.00.2195 too.
Nothing strange happened.
--- Fabio Moraes fabio.gestec@corp.globo.com +55 21 2519 2099-----Mensagem original----- De: npcompleter [mailto:npcompleter@hotmail.com] Enviada em: quinta-feira, 28 de fevereiro de 2002 08:05 Para: vuln-dev@securityfocus.com Assunto: Strange behaviour in Win2k
Hi all, When I was viewing emails using Outlook 2002 (aka Outlook XP) on a Win2k pro SP2 box (Version 5.00.2195), I noticed something strange.
A message mentioned a URL. I selected the URL and copied it to clipboard using Ctrl+C keyboard shortcut (and later, using Copy command in the context menu,) that's when something happened.
I tried to move the cursor to the system tray, but the cursor refused to move a millimeter below the status bar, or it moves for 1/10 second and it gets back above the status bar as if it was locked there. When I waited for a few seconds, everything went back normal. I copied different text to the clipboard, the cursor moved normally. I copied the http://xx.xx.xx.xx/ part only (without filename), the cursor refused once again. I tried different text containing "http://" and got the same result, even with a few leading and trailing spaces. I tried to copy the text and waited for about 7 seconds (On PIII 450 MHz with 256 MB RAM), everything went normal. The same behaviour happened whenever I copy the "http://" part from anywhere (browser, text editor,...etc).
Could anyone replicate this? Does anyone think this might have any (possibly security) significance?
P.S. This happened more that once, but sometimes I restart my Outlook and it doesn't happen!
Cheers NPcompleter
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