Python's Unicode support can be easily abused to hide malicious string matches, making code appear innocuous while still performing malicious behavior. In this case, the stealing of sensitive data ...

However, should the abuse of Unicode for hiding malicious Python code become a trend, it might become cause for concern. "But, whomever this author copied this obfuscated code from is clever ...

But that's bound to have lots of problems and bugs, and it'll be horribly complex as well. The appropriate solution is to use Python 2's "Unicode strings". A Unicode string is just like a regular ...

SEE: Cloud security in 2021: A business guide to essential tools and best practices Since it is Unicode, this bug affects not just Rust but other top languages, such as Java, JavaScript ...