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Do not open external links that end with .webp

The attack vector can also be spread through a .webp file renamed as .jpg

If you are using FireFox (or a clone) you can disable webp support:

  • about:config >> image.http.accept, delete "image/webp"
  • about:config >> network.http.accept.default, delete "image/webp"
  • about:config >> set image.webp.enabled to FALSE

You can also use:

Update: webp uploading/linking/viewing are now disabled (and on pic8 as well).

Source: https://archive.md/C88Al ## Do not open external links that end with .webp The attack vector can also be spread through a .webp file renamed as .jpg If you are using FireFox (or a clone) you can disable webp support: * about:config >> image.http.accept, delete "image/webp" * about:config >> network.http.accept.default, delete "image/webp" * about:config >> set image.webp.enabled to FALSE You can also use: * https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dont-accept-webp/ ## Update: webp uploading/linking/viewing are now disabled (and on pic8 as well).

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Webp is only supported starting at a specific Big Sur and iOS version. So it doesn’t make sense to fix something that isn’t even supported by the OS.

crApple intentionally postponed its support in macOS not because webp is a Joogle Trojan horse, but to slow down it’s adoption.