Ma-Ma's use of the building's resources to attack the Judges can be likened to how malware operates within a computer system. Once she gains control of Peach Trees, she deploys her "resources" (armed thugs and heavy artillery) in a targeted manner to eliminate specific threats, much like how malware can be programmed to target specific files or processes within a system. In the cybersecurity world, different types of malware have different "payloads," or sets of instructions that they execute once activated. These can range from deleting files to encrypting data for ransom, and they can be triggered under specific conditions, much like how Ma-Ma waits for the right moment to strike against the Judges.

In both "Dredd" and real-world cybersecurity, the technical sophistication involved in hacking and deploying malware is significant. The ability to manipulate complex systems—whether it's a high-rise building's security protocols or a computer's operating system—requires a deep understanding of how those systems work and how they can be exploited. The stakes are high, and the battle is as much about technical prowess as it is about strategy and timing.