👉 Spy computing, also known as covert computing or stealth computing, refers to the practice of performing computations and data processing tasks without the knowledge or consent of the system's owners. This is typically achieved by exploiting vulnerabilities in software or hardware, enabling unauthorized access to sensitive information, or using techniques like code injection and rootkits to covertly execute malicious activities. Spy computing can be employed for various nefarious purposes, including espionage, data theft, and surveillance. It poses significant security risks as it can bypass traditional security measures and compromise the integrity and confidentiality of systems and data.
