Use the Windows system vulnerability to create a folder with the "\" symbol

Everyone knows that the "\" symbol in Windows is the path separator. For example, "C: \ Windows \" means the Windows folder in the C partition, "C: \ Windows \ system.exeexample: The system.exe file in the Windows folder in the C partition. Let's continue with this assumption:

What if the file name contains the "\" symbol? Assume that "S \" is the name of a folder. The folder is located at "F: \" and its path is "F: \ S \", when we try to access the file, Windows will mistakenly think that the file we want to open is the S folder of the C partition, so that Windows cannot be opened and an error will be returned, because the preceding path does not exist.

Maybe you are creating the "S \" file, but Windows will prompt you that the "\" symbol cannot be used as the name of the file or folder. It seems that Windows has come up with this idea. If we continue, we do not believe that we cannot create a file containing the "\" symbol.

Now open your computer and we have to make some interesting attempts. After entering Windows, click Start> Run, enter "cmd", and press enter (if it is Win98, enter "COMMAND"). Then you will see the Windows COMMAND console, we just want to use it to complete our remaining tests. The following commands contain the characters {} in my comments:

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