code injection techniques
Code injection techniques refer to the malicious practice of inserting and executing unauthorized code within a program or system, often exploiting vulnerabilities in order to gain control or manipulate the behavior of the targeted software. These techniques allow attackers to introduce their own instructions or commands that can bypass security measures and potentially cause damage to the system.
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