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Multi-hop attacks let contamination propagate step by step through several intermediate stages, with a typical chain being "telemetry field contamination → alert summary distortion → incident narrative drift → response strategy misjudgment," and only by tracing back the entire evidence chain can the source anomaly be found.
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