Describe the different types of malware that could affect a computer system or network : Keyloggers and Information Stea

The video tutorial covers keyloggers and information stealers, explaining their functions and methods of operation. Keylogging involves monitoring input devices to access sensitive information, while information stealing encompasses broader techniques, including malicious USB devices and remote shells. The video also discusses the lifecycle of malware, from delivery to information exfiltration, and concludes with a preview of the next topic on downloaders.

What is a common feature of keyloggers and information stealers?

• They both require user consent to operate

• They both enhance system security

• They both aim to capture sensitive information

• They both improve system performance

What is the primary purpose of keyloggers?

• To enhance computer performance

• To improve keyboard functionality

• To monitor user activity for malicious purposes

• To protect sensitive information

Which of the following is NOT a method used by information stealers?

• Local devices like USBs

• Emails

• Using a VPN

• Remote shells over TCP

How can attackers use emails in information stealing?

• By creating email accounts for users

• By blocking email access

• By collecting and sending stolen data to themselves

• By sending spam emails

What is a potential risk of using torrent sites?

• Downloading pirated software

• Improving software functionality

• Installing malware unknowingly

• Slowing down internet speed

What might indicate suspicious network activity?

• Increased email traffic to unknown addresses

• Faster internet speed

• Regular software updates

• Consistent network traffic

What is a key aspect of the malware lifecycle?

• It is easily detectable by antivirus software

• It improves system efficiency

• It involves delivery and exfiltration of data

• It always requires user interaction