client-side attacks
Client-side attacks refer to malicious actions or exploits targeted at the software running on a user's computer or device, aiming to compromise its security or obtain unauthorized access. These attacks typically take advantage of vulnerabilities in web browsers, email clients, or other client applications, often to deceive users into clicking on malicious links, downloading malware, or executing harmful scripts.
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