> using the appropriate unicode characters might make it easier to read
It's probably also a great way to introduce almost undetectable security vulnerabilities by using Unicode characters that look similar to each other but in fact are different.
It's probably also a great way to introduce almost undetectable security vulnerabilities by using Unicode characters that look similar to each other but in fact are different.
Yes, that would probably be one way to do it.
> Which would violate the whole "Code is meant to be easily read by humans" thing.
I'd think someone who's deliberately and sneakily introducing a security vulnerability would want it to be undetectable, rather than easily readable.