injection and cross-site scripting attacks. The W3C therefore stipulate certain requirements when SVG is simply used for images: SVG Security. The W3C says that Inline SVG (an SVG file loaded natively on a website) is considered less of a security risk because the content is part of a greater document, and so scripting and CSS would not be unexpected. See also Canvas element Comparison of graphics file formats Comparison of raster-to-vector conversion software Comparison of vector graphics editors Computer graphics Computer Graphics Metafile Image file format Resolution independence SVG files in MediaWiki on Commons: Help:SVG References External links specifications, list of implementations W3C SVG primer W3C Primer (draft) under auspices of SVG Interest Group Articles with example code Computer file formats Graphics file formats HTML5 Open formats Page description markup languages Vector graphics markup languages World Wide Web Consortium standards XML markup languages Computer-related introductions in 2001