exploit payloads
Exploit payloads are specific sections or blocks of malicious code that are designed to take advantage of vulnerabilities in computer systems, networks, or software applications. They are used by hackers to gain unauthorized access, control, or compromise the targeted system, allowing them to perform various malicious actions, such as extracting sensitive data, damaging the system, or installing additional malware.
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