Shadow Vector Malware Exploits SVG Images to Deliver RATs
Source: Shadow Vector Malware Uses SVG Images to Deliver AsyncRAT and RemcosRAT Payloads (2025-06-24)
Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a new threat called Shadow Vector Malware that leverages SVG images to deliver malicious payloads, including AsyncRAT and RemcosRAT. This sophisticated technique allows attackers to bypass traditional security measures by embedding malware within seemingly harmless image files. The malware's innovative approach highlights the evolving tactics used by cybercriminals to evade detection. Security professionals advise organizations to enhance their monitoring and analysis of SVG files and other image formats to prevent potential breaches.
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