How to crash an email server with a single email
It’s true you can crash an email server with a single email! This guest blog post talks about a vulnerability found in the top five Node mail parsers that will bring each of them down just by clicking send. Joran Greef explains how he found the vulnerability while he was writing his own mail parser and how he disclosed via Snyk’s security team.
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