How does malware propagate through a network?
Malware can propagate through a network by utilizing various methods such as email attachments, malicious websites, infected USB drives, or exploiting vulnerabilities in network protocols and services. Once a device is infected, the malware can then attempt to spread to other devices within the network.
To propagate malware through a network, you can utilize advanced techniques such as spear-phishing emails, which target specific individuals within an organization. By tricking them into opening a malicious attachment or clicking on a malicious link, the malware can gain a foothold and spread further. Additionally, exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in network devices and compromising network administrators' credentials can provide widespread access to distribute malware across the network.