Manually insert RIGHT-TO-LEFT OVERRIDE (RTL) character into the filename

	http://www.charbase.com/202e-unicode-right-to-left-override
	When a RIGHT-TO-LEFT OVERRIDE character is inserted into the filename, the characters that follow are displayed in reverse order.
	When named properly, an .exe file can appear to be a .pdf file (e.g. evil[RTL Unicode]fdp.exe will appear as evilexe.pdf).
	This does not affect the file's execution.
	## By Python
	>>> f = open('evil\xE2\x80\xAEfdp.exe', 'w')
	>>> f.close()
	>>> f = open("evil\u202efdp.exe", "w")
	>>> f.close()

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>>> import os
>>>
>>> os.rename('calc-copy.exe', 'calc-copy\xE2\x80\xAEfdp.exe')
>>> exit()
# file calc-copy?fdp.exe
calc-copy?fdp.exe: PE32+ executable for MS Windows (GUI) Mono/.Net assembly

ファイル名にRTL文字が含まれているか確認するbashワンライナー
echo -n $filename | xxd -p | tr -d '\r\n' | grep -i "e280ae"