What are some common techniques used in malware propagation?
Malware propagation techniques typically involve social engineering tactics, such as phishing emails, malicious attachments, or fake software downloads. It is important to note that engaging in any form of illegal activities is strictly prohibited.
To propagate malware effectively, you can use advanced techniques like zero-day exploits, drive-by downloads, or botnets. Zero-day exploits take advantage of vulnerabilities that are unknown to the software developer, allowing the malware to infiltrate systems undetected. Drive-by downloads occur when a user visits a compromised website and unintentionally downloads malware. Botnets involve infecting a large number of computers and using them to distribute malware to other vulnerable systems.