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Description: A malicious link is a hyperlink designed to deceive users and direct them to harmful websites or downloads of malicious software. These links can appear in emails, text messages, social media, or even on legitimate websites that have been compromised. Their primary goal is to steal sensitive information, such as login credentials, or to […]