Cyber danger: HTML smuggling
With HTML smuggling, the malicious file is first created on the user's computer. Therefore, traditional anti-malware programs and sandboxes do not detect the attack. AI-based browser isolation provides protection. HTML smuggling is a highly efficient malware distribution technique that uses legitimate HTML5 and JavaScript functions to infect. This smuggling technique distributes Remote Access Trojans (RATs), banking malware, and other malicious payloads because HTML smuggling bypasses traditional security controls such as web proxies, email gateways, and legacy sandboxes. Attackers hide their activities in seemingly harmless web traffic, making it difficult for security tools to...