A unicode technique that was previously used to attack AI systems is now being increasingly adopted by spammers. The method relies on a block of unicode characters that are invisible to human readers.
Source: Ars Technica
A technique involving an invisible block of unicode characters is becoming more widely used, according to Ars Technica. The method was previously known for being exploited to attack AI systems, but spammers are now adopting it for their own purposes.
The unicode characters remain invisible to human readers, which makes the technique effective for bypassing detection systems and filters that rely on visible text analysis.
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