Business, 19.05.2021 19:20 jmadden513

Computer Security 1. Match the malware to its correct properties
Oa. Worm - Self replicating and independent malware; Virus - Tracks user activities and steals
information; Trojan - Automatically displays advertisements; and Ransomware - Needs user to
launch the file
b. Worm - Self replicating and independent malware; Virus - Needs user to launch the file;
Trojan - Disguises as a useful program to trick users to download malware; and Ransomware -
Locks the user out and demands a price
Oc. Worm - Needs user to launch the file; Virus - Hard to detect and remove; Trojan - Tracks user
activities and steals information; and Ransomware - replicates and spreads independently

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Computer Security 1. Match the malware to its correct properties
Oa. Worm - Self replicating...