shellcode payloads
Shellcode payloads are small pieces of code that are designed to be run by a program's command shell, typically with malicious intent. These payloads are crafted to exploit vulnerabilities in software, allowing an attacker to gain unauthorized access, control, or manipulate a target system.
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