: Password-protected .rar files prevent antivirus software from scanning the contents, making them a "blind spot" for security.

: Archives can hide executables (.exe) or malicious scripts that launch once extracted.

: Some scams target creators specifically to steal browser "session cookies," allowing hackers to access accounts without a password.

: Vulnerabilities in older versions of WinRAR (like CVE-2023-40477) can allow remote code execution just by opening a specially crafted archive. 🔍 How to Identify Scams When are email attachments safe to open? - Cloudflare