Both projects, located at 303 Mason Road in Wilmer, Dallas County, would see the development of a two-story data center spanning 470,000 sq ft (43,664 sqm) - DC2, and 560,000 sq ft (52,025 sqm) - DC3.

Kaspersky has detected a new trend with attackers distributing phishing emails to individual and corporate users with attachments in SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files – a format commonly used for ...

Security researchers are tracking a notable increase in phishing campaigns that cleverly weaponize Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) image files to deliver malicious payloads and steal credentials.

April 15 (Reuters) - Cloud-based designer platform Figma on Tuesday confidentially filed for an initial public offering in the United States, more than a year after a $20 billion deal to be ...

Spanish construction firm ACS is looking to develop a data center campus in Fort Worth, Texas. As reported by the Fort Worth Report and others, ACS aims to develop a five-building campus and ...

Leading malware families were taken down by law enforcement; mobile devices saw the birth of a new, potentially very attractive, attack vector targeting both iOS and Android; there was yet another ...

This is how cybercriminals are using SVG files to trick people into giving away their personal information. SVG files, commonly used for web graphics, have now become a tool for phishing scams, ...

Sophos says the use of SVG files in phishing is on the rise SVG files bypass email protection and can display malicious hyperlinks The researchers shared a few tips on how to stay safe Hackers are ...

The tactic is designed to bypass conventional endpoint or mail protection tools. Attackers have been observed using the graphics file format scalable vector graphics (SVG) for this purpose. SVGs ...

Whether you want to create an SVG file or simply convert a PNG to a SVG, we’ll help you find the right solutions for creating a vector graphic. A vector graphic is not based on pixels ...

Malware corner: Attackers now using SVG files to lure victims Attackers are now using SVG image files to infect victims’ computers, according to a September report from HP’s Wolf Security team.