👉 CZ:infection, a term often used in the context of cybersecurity and medical contexts, refers to a specific type of infection or threat that targets the mechanisms of infection within a system, particularly in healthcare settings or within biological networks. In a cybersecurity context, it describes malware or other malicious software designed to exploit vulnerabilities in systems to gain unauthorized access or cause damage, mimicking the way pathogens invade and spread within hosts. In a medical context, CZ:infection could refer to infections that are transmitted through vectors or environmental factors that compromise the body's natural defenses, such as contaminated medical devices or hospital-acquired pathogens. Both contexts emphasize the importance of robust defenses to prevent the "infection" from compromising security or health.
