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Common types of malware and attack vectors that are frequently encountered: Ransomware : Encrypts files and demands payment for decryption. Notable examples include WannaCry and Cryptolocker. Trojan Horses : Disguised as legitimate software, they can create backdoors for other malware. Examples include Zeus and Emotet. Worms : Self-replicating malware that spreads through networks. The ILOVEYOU worm is a historical example. Adware : Displays unwanted ads, often compromising user experience and privacy. Some can also track user behavior. Spyware : Gathers user information without consent, potentially leading to identity theft. Keyloggers are a common form. Rootkits : Designed to gain unauthorized access and hide the presence of other malware, often targeting system-level access. Phishing : Not a virus per se, but a common tactic to trick users into providing sensitive information through fraudulent emails o...