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Python info-stealing malware uses Unicode to evade detection
Python's support for using Unicode characters for identifiers, i.e., code variables, functions, classes, modules, and other objects, allows coders to create identifiers that appear identical yet ...
The Hacker News2 a
Malicious Python Package Uses Unicode Trickery to Evade Detection and Steal Data
A malicious Python package on the Python Package Index (PyPI ... 𝘀𝘦𝘭𝘧) among innocuous-looking functions and variables. The use of Unicode to inject vulnerabilities into source code was previously ...
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A new Python info-stealing malware is using Unicode to stay undetected
However, should the abuse of Unicode for hiding malicious Python code become a trend, it might become cause for concern. Are you a pro? Subscribe to our newsletter Sign up to the TechRadar Pro ...
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‘Trojan Source’ Attack Abuses Unicode to Inject Vulnerabilities Into Code
Researchers from the University of Cambridge have identified a new attack method that abuses Unicode to stealthily inject vulnerabilities into code. Researchers from the ... C, C++, C#, JavaScript, ...
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What are the differences between ASCII and Unicode in Python?
In Python, you can work with ASCII using string literals and the `ord()` function. For example, `ord('A')` returns 65, the ASCII code for 'A'. ASCII and Unicode are character sets for computers.