<ul><li>Hackers are now using SVG files, a type of image file, for phishing attacks to trick people into sharing their Office 365 login credentials.</li><li>SVG files, commonly used for logos and illustrations, are built using XML text instructions, which can be exploited by cybercriminals.</li><li>In SVG phishing attacks, a malicious code runs in the background when the file is opened in a web browser, leading to a fake Office 365 login page and credential theft.</li><li>To protect against SVG malware and phishing attempts, it is important to train employees about the threat, change how SVG files open, and strengthen email security.</li></ul>

SVG Files: A New Gateway for Phishing Attacks

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