: Attackers could create a malicious archive that, when extracted, would place a file in the Windows "Startup" folder instead of the intended extraction path. This allowed for remote code execution , meaning a hacker could gain control of a PC just by having a user open a specifically crafted file.

: Avoid downloading "rar" files from untrusted news sites or email attachments, as these formats are frequently used to deliver malware or "Venom RAT" infections.

: Ensure you are using the latest version from the official RARLAB website to avoid historical exploits.

: Released in December 2019, this version included several stability improvements and followed the major security overhaul of version 5.70.