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UTF-8000 is an innovative proposal that extends standard UTF-8 to support arbitrarily large codepoints, surpassing the current 4-byte limit. It achieves this by allowing multiple 'start bytes' within a code unit, leveraging UTF-8's inherent extensible design without introducing any new special cases. This project highlights the robustness of UTF-8's architecture, maintaining crucial properties like self-synchronization and self-punctuation.
Glassworm attack review: Highly sophisticated invisible code injection using Unicode characters to compromise GitHub, npm, and VS Code, stealing credentials and secrets with blockchain C2. Detection requires specialized automated tooling.
