New Phishing Attack Uses SVG Files to Hide Malicious HTML

A new form of phishing attack uses SVG files to hide malicious HTML files. This technique allows attackers to bypass security detections and steal sensitive information. SVG files, often used for vector images, can contain HTML code, enabling attackers to embed malicious scripts. This method exploits the trust placed in SVG files, which are generally considered safe. The impacts include the theft of sensitive data and the compromise of victims' systems.