Ένα σφάλμα στα Windows 10 προκαλεί μπλε οθόνη και συντρίβει το λειτουργικό σας system, απλά τρέχοντας μια συγκεκριμένη διαδρομή σε έναν browser.
The security researcher Jonas Lykkegaard has repeatedly tweeted an unusual path that immediately crashes Windows 10 and displays a BSOD screen when you just run it in the Chrome address bar.
When developers want to interact directly with Windows devices, they can Win3 device names path2, as an argument in various Windows programming functions. For example, this allows an application to interact directly with a physical disk without going through the file system.
Lykkegaard discovered the following path, for the "console multiplexer driver" he believes usesται για το «kernel / usermode ipc». Όταν τρέχετε τη διαδρομή αυτή με διάφορους τρόπους, ακόμη και από χρήστες με χαμηλά προνόμια, προκαλείται διακοπή modeof Windows 10.
Try it in Chrome
\\. \ globalroot \ device \ condrv \ kernelconnect
CAUTION: You will lose all your jobs that you have not saved !!!
When connecting to this device, developers expect to communicate properly with it. Lykkegaard has discovered that trying to connect to this path would cause a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error in Windows 10.
Worse, users with low Windows privileges can attempt to connect to the device using this path, making it easy for any program running on a computer to crash Windows 10.
Στις δοκιμές μας, επιβεβαιώσαμε αυτό το σφάλμα να υπάρχει στα Windows 10 έκδοση 1709 και μεταγενέστερη. Δεν μπορέσαμε να το δοκιμάσουμε σε προηγούμενες εκδόσεις.
Although it is not specified whether this error could be exploited for remote code execution or to gain additional privileges, in its current form it could be used as a denial of service attack.
In a real-world scenario, this error could be abused by malicious people who have access to a network and want to track it down during an attack.
If they have administrator credentials, they could remotely execute a command that has access to this path on all Windows 10 devices on a network to cause them to crash. Network damage could delay investigations or prevent controls from detecting an attack on a particular computer.

It does the same with Opera,
A small difference (I do not know why), is that in win x64 19042.746 he wants you to start him, while in win x86 19042.685 he reboots himself.