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NUL bytes are a hacker's friend (Score:2)
NULbytes are perfectly legal inside Perl programs. The core uses them in a couple of places when creating code snippets to pass back to the interpreter, particularly as the quote character forq, as it's the only character that aCstring can't contain. (Search for the string%c%s%cin perl.c [activestate.com])Reply to This
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