Malicious Payloads

Malicious payloads refer to the harmful software or code that executes a bad action on a computer or network after being delivered through various means, such as email attachments or harmful websites. Once activated, these payloads can steal personal information, corrupt files, or take control of systems. They are often part of larger attacks, like malware or viruses, and can have serious consequences for individuals and organizations alike. Understanding and detecting these threats is crucial for maintaining cybersecurity and protecting sensitive data.