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GlassWorm malware hides in invisible open-source code

Invisible Unicode characters can hide malicious code, compromising open-source components and challenging trust in software development.

Information security

fromDroids On Roids

1 month ago

When ZeroWidth Isn't Zero: How I Found and Fixed a Vulnerability | Blog

Unicode Variation Selectors can inflate UTF-16 storage size while still passing perceived-length checks, enabling payload injection, performance issues, and possible database crashes.

Software development

fromRubyflow

3 months ago

You won't believe what can crash IRB:

A tiny Unicode handling bug causing emoji backspace crashes in IRB was fixed, showing developers can contribute meaningful patches to Ruby internals.

Typography

fromType Worship: Inspirational Typography & Lettering

9 months ago

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The website showcases all 293 current writing scripts, highlighting the ongoing development of new scripts like Toto.

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GlassWorm malware hides in invisible open-source code

When ZeroWidth Isn't Zero: How I Found and Fixed a Vulnerability | Blog

You won't believe what can crash IRB:

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