Identifying Malware

This malware type encrypts a user's files and demands a ransom for the decryption key.

• Trojan

• Virus

• Ransomware

• Adware

This type of malware can replicate itself and spread to other computers without human intervention.

• Worm

• Keylogger

• Spyware

• Rootkit

This malware disguises itself as legitimate software to trick users into downloading and installing it.

• Ransomware

• Trojan

• Virus

• Botnet

This type of malware is designed to secretly record the keystrokes of a user.

• Spyware

• Adware

• Keylogger

• Worm

A network of infected devices controlled by a hacker, often used for coordinated attacks or other malicious activities.

• Exploit Kit

• Botnet

• Trojan

• Virus

This malware type operates by displaying unwanted advertisements on a user's computer.

• Adware

• Spyware

• Rootkit

• Virus

This malware collects information about a user without their knowledge, often for data theft.

• Keylogger

• Ransomware

• Spyware

• Worm

A sophisticated malware that hides its presence and can give attackers deep control over the infected system.

• Spyware

• Botnet

• Virus

• Rootkit

This malware leverages legitimate system processes and resides in a system's memory to evade detection.

• Rootkit

• Adware

• Fileless Malware

• Keylogger

A software package used to exploit vulnerabilities and deliver malware, often through compromised websites.

• Exploit Kit

• Rootkit

• Trojan Horse

• Worm