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By Sead Fadilpašić published 4 October 23

The flaws are being abused in the wild, Microsoft confirms, so patch now.

By Abigail Opiah published 9 June 21

WordPress 5.8 will fully support the WebP image format from July 2021, hopefully meaning faster speeds.

By Anthony Spadafora published 16 February 20

Netflix leading coalition to develop new image file formats to replace the 27 year old JPEG specification.

By JR Bookwalter published 15 July 14

Facebook eyes bandwidth reduction as it aims to revamp the humble image file.

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