👉 A numerical weapon, often referred to as a numerical or digital weapon, is a type of weapon that utilizes advanced computational techniques and algorithms to inflict damage or disrupt systems. Unlike traditional kinetic weapons, numerical weapons operate by exploiting vulnerabilities in digital environments, such as computer networks, software systems, or cryptographic algorithms. They can perform tasks like spreading malware, launching denial-of-service attacks, or even manipulating data to cause physical damage indirectly. These weapons leverage the speed and complexity of modern computing to achieve their objectives, making them particularly challenging to detect and mitigate.
