1. Software that is designed to intentionally cause harm to a device, server, or network is A. outware B. loggerware C. attackware D. malware
2. Some examples of malware include: A. robots, viruses, and worms B. trojans, worms, and bots C. computerware,
worms, and robots D. worms, system kits, and loggerware
3. Viruses and worms can affect a system by A. deleting hard drives B. slowing down the system C. improving system
functions D. producing fake applications
4. One tool that hackers use to get sensitive information from victims is/are A. loggerware B. keyloggers C. robots D.
phishing
5. One key feature of malware is that it A. can only work individually B. can only work on certain operating systems C.
can work jointly with other malware types D. can always be stopped by anti-malware software
6. One vulnerability that makes computers susceptible to malware is A. using anti-malware software B. using password
protection C. using old versions of software D. using encryption on sensitive files
7. Malware could A. cause a system to display annoying pop-up messages B. be utilized for identity theft by gathering
personal information C. give an attacker full control over a system D. all of the above -
8. Malware is a combination of which two words? A malevolent and software B. malignant and software C.
maladapted and software D. malicious and software
9. The most common way that malware is delivered to a system is through the use of A USB sticks B. damaged
hardware C. emails/attachments D. updated software
10. Mobile malware is A. malware that moves from one device to another B. malware that moves to different areas in
one system C. malware that deactivates after a period of time D. malware that infects smartphones and tablets