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Exploit
Threats
A method to abuse a software flaw.
Definition
An exploit is a technique or code that takes advantage of a vulnerability to do something the software didn’t intend.
In plain English
A method to abuse a software flaw.
Why this matters
Why it matters: Exploits can lead to spyware infections, account theft, or data exposure.
Example
Example: An exploit lets an attacker run code on a device without permission.