Emails containing malicious SVG files could make you a target

Gmail and Outlook users are warned to immediately delete emails containing strange SVG files, or they will be tracked by hackers and take control of their devices.

According to Forbes, Gmail and Outlook users are facing a dangerous new cyber attack campaign.

According to Forbes, Gmail and Outlook users are facing a dangerous new cyber attack campaign.

Just one click can activate the AsyncRAT trojan, allowing hackers to take control of the device remotely.

The worrying thing is that the SVG file already contains the malware without needing to load additional data.

As a result, many emails easily bypass security software and spam filters.

Unlike JPEG or PNG, SVG files can contain code, making them an ideal tool for hackers.

Experts warn users to immediately delete emails containing SVG if the origin is unknown.

Just a little carelessness can cause personal data to be stolen and fall into the wrong hands.

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