Outlook users will no longer see inline SVG images as Microsoft strengthens defenses against phishing and malware.

Microsoft is blocking inline SVG images in Outlook for Web and Windows to fight a surge in phishing attacks that use SVGs to embed malicious scripts.

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Microsoft won't fully be blocking SVG files however. "SVG images sent as classic attachments will continue to be supported and viewable from the attachment well. This update helps mitigate potential ...