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• zipbomb

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zip bomb (plural zip bombs)

1. (computing) A malicious zip file designed to produce a very large output, and consume a great deal of processing resources, during decompression.

   Synonyms: zip of death, decompression bomb

   Coordinate terms: tarbomb, XML bomb

   • 2019 July 2, David Fifield, “A better zip bomb”, in bamsoftware.com‎, archived from the original on 18 January 2025:

     This article shows how to construct a non-recursive zip bomb whose compression ratio surpasses the DEFLATE limit of 1032. It works by overlapping files inside the zip container, in order to reference a "kernel" of highly compressed data in multiple files, without making multiple copies of it. The zip bomb's output size grows quadratically in the input size; i.e., the compression ratio gets better as the bomb gets bigger.