Cyber Security Threats

Malicious Code

Computer Worm

Anti Virus Software

Computer Virus

Viruses on your computer

Programs used by a computer

Documents used to type information

Harmful information

Email attachments or links

By visiting dodgy websites

On USB sticks

All of the above

True

False

Virus

Worm

Trojan horse

Phishing

By offering the use of password protection

By providing different levels of user access

By keeping the software updated

Through disk defragmentation

Through the use of virtual memory

Phishing

Disguising oneself as an employee to gain access to computer systems

Sending an email with an attached virus that you created

Using brute force to access a system

Calling someone while pretending to be IT support to steal confidential data

Malicious software that misleads users about its intent, which is to allow unauthorized access to your system.

Malicious software that replicates itself and spreads through your network to steal data.

Malicious software that is usually attached to an email and sends itself around a network to allow unauthorized access to your system.

Malicious software that sets your computer on fire.

A link to open another site

A webpage that has a secure connection

A program that prevents you from leaving the page

A warning that you are not allowed to view this webpage

spyware

worms

trojans

phishing