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Description: The ‘Attack Pattern’ refers to a recognized method for carrying out an attack in the context of cybersecurity. This term is primarily used in penetration testing and Red Team vs Blue Team exercises, where attacking teams (Red Team) simulate intrusion tactics to assess the security of a system, while defensive teams (Blue Team) work […]