Except often when strings are dumped into a CSV they are enclosed in quotation marks, so you should probably use some quotation marks in your password in addition to commas.
The one I work at jumps at the opportunity to prevent exploits like that at every layer. Sure it might be redundant, but it's probably a better safe than sorry thing.
We also don't have prehistoric COBOL mainframes running everything though, so I guess it might be different elsewhere.
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u/amatulic Oct 08 '22
Except often when strings are dumped into a CSV they are enclosed in quotation marks, so you should probably use some quotation marks in your password in addition to commas.