Network Threats
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Why do you think the ransomware attacking key infrastructure is important?
Slide 25 - Question ouverte
Tyler goes to a website that says that it will supply cracked software that doesn’t need a licence. After installing the software, the user is pleased as it works as expected. They notice later that many adverts display on their computer.
A
Virus
B
Worm
C
Trojan
D
Ransomware
Slide 26 - Quiz
Leila clicked on a file in an email attachment. Today, when she turned on her computer it said that all her files are now encrypted. She has been given 24 hours to pay one bitcoin to unencrypt the files.
A
Virus
B
Worm
C
Trojan
D
Ransomware
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Richard has downloaded a file from the Internet and run it. After a short while he has noticed that many of the files on his computer have been deleted or corrupted.
A
Virus
B
Worm
C
Trojan
D
Ransomware
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A program has been written that targets computers on the Internet. It automatically replicates itself, and whilst it doesn’t harm any individual computers, it does slow down the network.
A
Virus
B
Worm
C
Trojan
D
Ransomware
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1. What two words are combined make the term malware?
2. Name four types of malware.
3. How does ransomware work?
2. Name four types of malware.
3. How does ransomware work?
