Peer-to-peer traffic that shows an atypical pattern, such as large volumes of data being transferred at unusual times, indicates potential malicious activities. It could suggest unauthorized file sharing, distribution of malware, or data exfiltration attempts. Regular traffic flow is expected to be more uniform and conform to business hours or well-known application behaviors, making 'Atypical patterns compared to regular traffic flow' the correct answer.
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