Remove samples/ directory from source distribution to prevent downloading all pdf's when installing pdfminer.six #364
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Description
@davidcornewell detected a possible security thread in one of the sample pdf's. It looks like the pdf has some "javascript enabled object" that can execute malicious code.
I did not check if that actually happens, but I just removed the file from the samples directory. And also I have removed the whole samples directory from the source distribution package because these samples are for testing.
Explanation of thread: malware encyclopedia
Fixes #363
How Has This Been Tested?
I've checked if the file is indeed infected using an online virus scanner.
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