Now that’s really an interesting thing. May be a loophole or bug in Microsoft.com coding.
Open following link and see the magic:
Wondering how did it happen?
You can change the value after navGroupName= in the URL to anything and it’ll show the same string in body area.
I hope Microsoft will fix it soon.
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Greg said:
OMG thats a cool find VG. how can this happen???????
Kiran said:
I wonder how much time M$ is gonna take to fix it.
mavihs said:
Hey nice find!!!!!
mavihs said:
Check these i made:
http://tinyurl.com/6du97y
http://tinyurl.com/6bgy9n
VG said:
^^ lol. Cool.
Hari Maurya said:
gr8 find…trick vishal
kaise shochte ho itna ?
here is mine
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/7483/86104414cx0.png
Riza said:
Very funny.
Thisegzz said:
XSS don’t work
Dave said:
Looks like Microsoft plugged the hole late this afternoon. Oh well…it was fun while it lasted.
VG said:
^^ Yep. Its fixed now.
Sapan Thakkar said:
missed the fun….
its fixed now ….
anyway… gr8 find Vishal..
VG said:
^^ Yep. You missed the fun. Anyway thanks for your comment.
Jeet Chowdhury said:
Not Showing. Its Blank. Why?
VG said:
^^ Because it was fixed by MS after a few hours of posting here.