This repository explores drive-by attacks, a type of cyber threat where malicious scripts automatically download and install harmful software on user devices without consent. Learn about the mechanisms behind these attacks, their risks, and how to protect against them.

Drive-By Attack.

A drive-by attack, or drive-by download attack, is a type of cyberattack where a malicious script prompts a program to download and install itself on a user’s device without their explicit consent.

This can occur on any device and operating system. Typically, these attacks happen when a user visits and interacts with a compromised web page.