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Bugs in Malware Serve As Backdoor to Undo Damage

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Researchers at Zscaler say that malware is often prone to bugs and coding errors which can cause it to crash or serve as a backdoor for defenders to undo the damage it might have caused. They suggest defenders proactively use malware bugs to stop them from spreading and infecting the system.

https://www.inforisktoday.co.uk/bugs-in-malware-serve-as-backdoor-to-undo-damage-a-17763
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