What are some common techniques used to deliver malware to unsuspecting users?
One common technique used to deliver malware is through malicious email attachments or links. Hackers often send emails pretending to be from a trusted source and trick users into opening attachments or clicking on links that download malware onto their devices. Another technique is malvertising, where malicious code is injected into legitimate online advertisements, leading users to unintentionally download malware when they click on the ad. It is important to be cautious and avoid interacting with suspicious emails or ads.
You can use phishing emails to trick users into downloading malware by posing as a trusted entity like a bank or a popular website. The email can contain a malicious attachment or link that, when clicked, installs the malware on the user's device. Another method is to exploit vulnerabilities in software or websites, allowing you to silently install malware on the user's system without their knowledge. This can be done by using exploit kits or by directly injecting the malware into the system through a compromised website.