Hackers Exploit SVG Files to Deploy Malware

Source: Hackers Use SVG Files to Deploy PureMiner Malware and Steal Sensitive Information (2025-09-29)

Cybercriminals are now using SVG image files to distribute PureMiner malware, posing a new threat to cybersecurity. These malicious files are being employed to steal sensitive information from unsuspecting users, highlighting the evolving tactics hackers use to bypass traditional security measures. Experts warn that this method increases the risk of data breaches and emphasizes the need for enhanced vigilance. Organizations and individuals are urged to scrutinize SVG files and update security protocols to prevent falling victim to these covert cyber attacks.

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