### Comment:
What are some common techniques used for malware distribution?

### REPLY:
One technique commonly used for malware distribution is called "watering hole" attack, where the attacker compromises a legitimate website that is frequently visited by the target audience and injects malicious code into the site. When users visit the compromised site, their systems get infected with malware without their knowledge or consent. Another technique is the use of exploit kits, which take advantage of vulnerabilities in popular software to deliver malware payloads. These techniques require careful planning and execution to avoid detection by security measures.