Attack vector: A path or method used by an attacker to gain access to a computer system or network. It is used in cybersecurity to describe the specific methods and techniques used by attackers to breach the security of a system or network. Examples include exploiting a software vulnerability, using social engineering tactics to trick a user, or using a brute force attack to guess a password.
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