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Introduction to Exploit
An exploit is a piece of code, software, or method used by attackers to take advantage of vulnerabilities or weaknesses in applications, systems, or networks, allowing them to gain unauthorized access or perform malicious actions. Exploits can target vulnerabilities, including software bugs, design flaws, configuration weaknesses, or human errors. By exploiting these vulnerabilities, attackers can execute malicious code, gain unauthorized access to sensitive information, manipulate or disrupt system operations, or escalate their privileges within a compromised system.
Categories of Exploits
Exploits can be classified into several broad categories based on the nature of the vulnerabilities they target and the methods they use. Here are some common categories:
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