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Use this tag in relation to any kind of computer program that can replicate itself on its own, without user intervention, Like the old Morris worm. Lately, SMB vulnerabilities are the most common method.
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Malware: Is there a difference between automounting vs manually mounting?
A mount is a mount, and from the perspective of software (malicious or otherwise), it doesn't matter whether or not the mountpoint was created manually or not. If your /media/your-usb-stick directory …
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