Malicious image files can execute code, researchers warn

作者 PulseAugur 编辑部 · [1 个来源] · 2026-05-20 18:33

Researchers have identified a novel cybersecurity threat where specially crafted image files can execute malicious code on a user's system. These "polyglot" files, detailed in a report by Hackers Arise, can embed and silently run command-and-control payloads when opened. This technique bypasses typical security measures that might flag executable files. AI

影响 This discovery highlights a new vector for cyberattacks, potentially impacting the security of AI systems that process image data.

排序理由 The cluster describes a novel cybersecurity technique discovered by researchers, fitting the definition of research. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=0.4]

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Malicious image files can execute code, researchers warn

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Open an image, and you might find yourself hacked. Koske's polyglot files may seem harmless, but they silently execute complete command-and-control payloads: ht

Open an image, and you might find yourself hacked. Koske's polyglot files may seem harmless, but they silently execute complete command-and-control payloads: https:// hackers-arise.com/the-one-man- apt-part-i-a-picture-that-can-execute-code-on-the-target/ # cybersecurity # ai

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Open an image, and you might find yourself hacked. Koske's polyglot files may seem harmless, but they silently execute complete command-and-control payloads: ht

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