66.zip

Fills the hard drive completely, causing applications to crash or the OS to fail.

A zip bomb is a relatively small file that, when decompressed, expands into an impossibly large amount of data—often petabytes ( terabytes) or exabytes ( petabytes). 66.zip

: These files exploit the recursive nature of certain compression algorithms or the ability to nest many layers of compressed folders within one another. Fills the hard drive completely, causing applications to

: They are often used to disable antivirus software by forcing it to scan an "infinite" amount of data, allowing other malware to slip through undetected. Technical Risks Risk Factor Impact on System Storage Exhaustion Fills the hard drive completely