Remote exploits are security vulnerabilities that allow attackers to gain unauthorized access to a computer or network from a distance, without needing physical access. These exploits often target software flaws, enabling attackers to execute malicious code, steal data, or take control of systems remotely. Common targets for remote exploits include web applications, operating systems, and network services. Attackers may use techniques such as buffer overflows or SQL injection to exploit these vulnerabilities. Organizations must regularly update their software and implement security measures to protect against such threats and safeguard their data.