Unicode Poison / Trojan Source Generator
Generate Unicode injection payloads using BIDI overrides, zero-width characters, and homoglyph substitution for demonstrating trojan source attacks and Unicode-based obfuscation.
Unicode Injection and Trojan Source Attacks
Unicode poisoning techniques — including BIDI (bidirectional) override characters, zero-width spaces (ZWSP), and homoglyph substitution — can be used to hide malicious code in source files, craft phishing messages, or test input validation. This generator demonstrates how trojan source attacks (CVE-2021-42574) work for educational and defensive testing.