👉 Victims computing refers to the process where individuals or organizations, often victims of cybercrime, are forced or coerced into performing computing tasks as part of a larger scheme, typically orchestrated by cybercriminals. This can involve tasks such as data entry, software installation, or even participating in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. Victims may be manipulated through various means, including phishing scams, social engineering, or malware, leading them to unknowingly contribute resources like their computer's processing power, storage, or network bandwidth. This exploitation not only compromises the victim's privacy and security but also diverts their computing resources, potentially causing significant financial or operational harm.
