SVG images used in attacks no longer appear in Microsoft Outlook

• Outlook -Stop shows inline SVG images to limit phishing and malware -risici
• Microsoft continues to retire risky features across Office and Windows platforms for protection
• The company balances user impact with certainty, ensuring that SVG -staple -staples remain fully supported

Malicious use of SVG files has become more and more common in recent years, when attackers rely on the format to deliver malware and build phishing sites.

In response, Microsoft changes how Outlook handles this type of content and now prevents inline SVG images from appearing in Outlook for the web or in the new Windows views.