Blended threat

Blended threat

A blended threat is a software vulnerability that involves a combination of attacks against different vulnerabilities. For example, many worm, a trojan horse and a computer virus exploit multiple techniques to attack and propagate.

ee also

* Timeline of notable computer viruses and worms
* List of computer viruses
* List of trojan horses
* Computer viruses

External links

* [http://www.mcafeeb2b.com/common/media/mcafeeb2b/us/products/pdf/wp_us_blended_threats.pdf McAffe whitepaper on blended threats]


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