A Trojan may infect any system through Trojan vectors. The most common Trojan vectors are as follows:
* Email attachments
* Social engineering
* NetBIOS remote installation
* Physical access
* Fake executables
* Spyware and adware
* IRC and IM chats
* Flash applets
* ActiveX controls, VBScript, and Java scripts
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Most zero-day exploits in web applications are usually easier to find, study, and attack than actual services like a webserver due to the fact that a hacker does not need
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