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A Glitch On Donald Trump's Website Lets You Put Words Into His Mouth

The bug allows people to create their own fake URLs.
Lee Moran

Reporter, HuffPost

A little glitch on President Donald Trump’s website is causing a lot of laughs.

A seemingly inconspicuous bug is letting people create their own fake but still-functioning URLs that direct to his site’s press release page.

By simply typing whatever they like after www.donaldjtrump.com/press-releases/ into an internet browser’s address bar, they can (almost) put words into the president’s mouth.

Reddit users spotted the flaw early Tuesday ― and soon began exploiting the vulnerability, to amusing effect:

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The trend has since spread to Twitter:

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