Microsoft is blocking inline Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) images in its email clients to combat a surge in sophisticated phishing attacks. The change, affecting Outlook for Web and the new Outlook ...

Outlook stops showing inline SVG images to limit phishing and malware risks Microsoft continues retiring risky features across Office and Windows platforms for protection Company balances user impact ...

Microsoft says Outlook for Web and the new Outlook for Windows will no longer display risky inline SVG images that are being used in attacks. This change began rolling out worldwide in early September ...

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This tool transforms a list of svg images into a draw.io compatible XML library with editable CSS values. Currently, this will work with svg images that only contain a single path property as in the ...

A hot potato: As more websites implement age verification checks, many users are migrating to smaller, less regulated sites – unintentionally increasing their risk of encountering malware.

Threat actors are shifting from conventional phishing tricks, which used malicious links and document macros, to benign-looking image files embedded with stealthy browser redirects. According to an ...

PNG files are raster images, meaning they’re made of pixels and lose quality when scaled. SVG files, on the other hand, are vector-based, meaning they can scale infinitely without losing sharpness — ...