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Description: A malware family refers to a group of malicious software that shares similar characteristics or behaviors. These groups can include viruses, worms, trojans, and ransomware, among others. Classifying malware into families allows cybersecurity experts to identify attack patterns and develop more effective defense strategies. Each malware family may have variants that adapt to different […]