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This is the new trick in Unicode string that could deceive users to open and exe file that showing pdf txt etc.

It could be new way to spammers doh.gif

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yup, that`s why you should always make sure the last three chars before the file extension aren`t "exe" ;)

not new, though.... :)

Seen this before to but it still catches people out and I am surprised this hasn't been used more extensively. Possibly this is something that should be patched in Windows core?

Ted.

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I didn't think, cause it's not bug, its just a trick, it caused in Linux, Mac OS and the other OS that include Unicode characters...

it's not bug

true, it`s a standard unicode char...

However, how could you use it "for good"?

Unicode can be really annoying :)
/>http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2011/08/10/can-we-believe-our-eyes.aspx

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However, how could you use it "for good"?

I have no idea about use this in good stuffz ! hypocrite.gif

@GamingMasteR

Thanks for that, I saw somethings like this b4 and I can't realization about that huh.png

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