“List 100 common malware types affecting CMS platforms relevant to SayPro’s infrastructure.”

Here is a list of 100 common malware types that affect CMS platforms relevant to SayPro’s infrastructure:

1. Phishing Malware
2. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
3. SQL Injection
4. Backdoors
5. Shell Injection
6. Ransomware
7. Trojan Horses
8. Worms
9. Spyware
10. Keyloggers
11. Adware
12. Rootkits
13. File Injectors
14. Remote Access Trojans (RATs)
15. Fake Admin Login Panels
16. Drive-by Downloads
17. Form Grabbing Malware
18. Credential Stuffing Attacks
19. Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
20. Botnets
21. Code Injection
22. Website Defacement
23. Hidden Iframes
24. Malicious Redirects
25. Cookie Theft
26. Session Hijacking
27. Brute Force Attacks
28. DNS Spoofing
29. Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks
30. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks
31. Fake WordPress Themes
32. Malicious WordPress Plugins
33. Joomla Backdoors
34. Drupal Backdoors
35. Fake Plugins for CMS
36. Drive-by Malware Downloads
37. Rogue Administrators
38. SQL Based XSS
39. Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
40. Fake Admin Dashboard
41. Backdoor Shell Scripts
42. Malicious Database Queries
43. Unauthorized Plugin Installation
44. CMS Exploits
45. WP-Config File Hacks
46. Path Traversal Attacks
47. PHP Shell Backdoors
48. XML-RPC Exploits
49. Clickjacking
50. MALDOC (Malicious Documents)
51. Malicious JavaScript Injections
52. Fake WordPress User Registrations
53. Fake Social Login Integrations
54. Cross-Site Tracing (XST)
55. Content Injection
56. Javascript-based Exploits
57. Botnet Malware
58. Cryptojacking
59. Malicious Cron Jobs
60. Injection of Phishing Forms
61. Clever User Impersonation
62. DNS Hijacking
63. HTML Injection
64. File System Permissions Exploit
65. Web Shells
66. Backdoor Access via FTP
67. Password Cracking Attacks
68. Fake SSL Certificates
69. Leaked Admin Credentials
70. Advanced Persistent Threats (APT)
71. Application Layer Exploits
72. Automated Exploits via CMS Vulnerabilities
73. Infected Theme Files
74. Malicious API Calls
75. Exploit of Media Upload Functions
76. Search Engine Poisoning
77. Targeted Malware Campaigns
78. URL Rewriting Malware
79. E-mail Credential Phishing
80. Content Scraping Malware
81. Malicious Popups
82. Fake Anti-Malware Alerts
83. Fake Updates for Plugins
84. Fake System Updates
85. Spyware Embedded in Themes
86. Fake Site Certificates for Phishing
87. DDoS via CMS Vulnerabilities
88. Cryptocurrency Mining via Web
89. Trojan Downloaders
90. Rogue Database Queries
91. WIFI Sniffing Malware
92. Fake Login Redirects
93. Flash-based Malware Exploits
94. Exploit of Server-Side Includes (SSI)
95. Exploitation of Deprecated CMS Functions
96. Privilege Escalation Attacks
97. Malware Using Base64 Encoding
98. Automated Content Injection via Bots
99. SQL Injection via Plugins
100. File Inclusion Vulnerabilities

These 100 malware types represent a broad range of attacks that can affect CMS platforms such as WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, often utilized in SayPro’s infrastructure. These include common exploits like XSS, SQL injections, ransomware, and botnet attacks, as well as advanced persistent threats (APTs), phishing schemes, and vulnerabilities within plugins or themes.

This list can be used to strengthen your cybersecurity protocols and to ensure that your CMS platforms are properly secured. Let me know if you need any more details on specific types of malware or protection methods!