exploits used in malware attacks
"Exploits used in malware attacks" refer to software vulnerabilities and weaknesses that are beneficially utilized by malware to gain unauthorized access, control, or disrupt a computer system or network. These exploits allow the malware to bypass security measures and carry out malicious activities such as stealing data, causing damage, or spreading infections.
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