How do phishing attacks exploit software vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to systems?
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Phishing attacks typically do not directly exploit software vulnerabilities. Instead, they rely on social engineering techniques to deceive users into divulging sensitive information such as login credentials or personal details. These attacks often involve fraudulent emails or messages that appear legitimate, prompting recipients to click on malicious links or provide confidential information. Once this information is obtained, hackers can gain unauthorized access to systems through trickery rather than exploiting software vulnerabilities.