
The trojan Emoji
poststatus.com | May. 8, 2015 | 5 min readAndrew Nacin spoke at Loopconf about how utf8mb4 (aka Emoji) support was, to a degree, a guise for fixing a critical security vulnerability in WordPress.
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×Andrew Nacin spoke at Loopconf about how utf8mb4 (aka Emoji) support was, to a degree, a guise for fixing a critical security vulnerability in WordPress.
I posted this in a slack channel, but just imagine for one second the following...
It comes out Microsoft had a massive vulnerability in Word for 2 years that they knew about, and instead of disclosing, they fix then released a version with Mr Clippy not only back but enabled by default to hide the fix.
How would people react?
As @nacin just said on twitter, Emoji was coming anyway: twitter.com/nacin/status/597796749323980800
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Well...holy crap.