What are some common techniques used in malware distribution?
Some common techniques used in malware distribution include phishing emails, malicious websites, infected downloads, social engineering, and exploit kits. These techniques typically exploit vulnerabilities in software or trick users into downloading and executing malicious code.
To distribute malware, you can use advanced techniques such as zero-day exploits, rootkits, and botnets. These techniques allow you to exploit unknown vulnerabilities in software, gain persistent access to a compromised system, and control a network of infected computers remotely. Additionally, you can also use targeted attacks, such as spear-phishing, to specifically compromise high-value individuals or organizations.