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Everyone will be wondering what the 8 characters are and the BBC fail to mention it, so here we go:<p>“<a href="http://:”" rel="nofollow">http://:”</a> (without the quotes) [1]<p>[1] <a href="http://venturebeat.com/2015/06/02/these-8-characters-crash-skype-and-once-theyre-in-your-chat-history-the-app-cant-start/" rel="nofollow">http://venturebeat.com/2015/06/02/these-8-characters-crash-s...</a>

I think they're filtering messages through their server now. Half an hour ago it worked, now it says "message removed". Implying they MITM our messages and can censor them.

This raises an interesting point: Skype downloads your chat log from their server. They have your chat log on their server.

Parsing URLs is hard. Writing tests to find potential segfaults is easier.

Does this affect the Linux client?

I think they're filtering messages through their server now. Half an hour ago it worked, now it says "message removed". Implying they MITM our messages and can censor them.

This raises an interesting point: Skype downloads your chat log from their server. They have your chat log on their server.

Parsing URLs is hard. Writing tests to find potential segfaults is easier.

Does this affect the Linux client?

Skype falls victim to text chat bug

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Skype falls victim to text chat bug

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