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is a malicious program that self-replicates by copying itself to another program

Computer Virus

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  • This is also called “Cavity Viruses”.

  • This is called so as they fill up the empty spaces between the code and hence does not cause any damage to the file.

Spacefiller Virus

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This type of virus deletes all the files that it infects

Overwrite Virus

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This type of virus spreads through multiple ways

Multipartite Virus

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This is also called non-resident virus, it gets installed or stays hidden in the computer memory.

Direct Action Virus

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is malicious software that runs secretly on a computer and reports back to a remote user

Spyware

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is malicious software used to collect data on your computer usage and provide appropriate advertisements to you

Adware

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are malicious software that rapidly replicates and spreads to any device within the network.

Worms

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malicious software that gains access to sensitive information within a system, encrypts that information so that the user cannot access it, and then demands a financial payout for the data to be released

Ransomware

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is a cyber-attack intended to redirect a website’s traffic to another, fake site

Pharming

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Complete the general scenario of electronic transaction

Customer

Merchant

Payment Gateway

Customer Financial Institution

Merchant Financial Institution`

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an engineer at BBN Technologies developed the first known computer virus in the year 1971.

Robert Thomas

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– This type of virus infects the master boot record and it is challenging and a complex task to remove this virus and often requires the system to be formatted. Mostly it spreads through removable media.

Boot Sector Virus

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Unlike direct action viruses, resident viruses get installed on the computer. It is difficult to identify the virus and it is even difficult to remove a resident virus.

Resident Virus

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These type of viruses are difficult to identify with a traditional anti-virus program.

Polymorphic Virus

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is the fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by disguising oneself as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication

Phishing

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- is a type of memory-resident malware. As the term suggests, it is malware that operates from a victim’s computer’s memory, not from files on the hard drive. Because there are no files to scan, it is harder to detect than traditional malware.

Fileless Malware

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a system which ensures security and integrity of electronic transactions done using credit cards in a scenario.

Secure Electronic Transaction (SET) Protocol

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Participants in SET :

Cardholder

Issuer

Merchant

Acquirer

Certificate Authority

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Types of Viruses

Boot Sector Virus

Direct Action Virus

Resident Virus

Multipartite Virus

Polymorphic Virus

Overwrite Virus

Spacefiller Virus

File Infectors

Macro Virus

Rootkit Virus

System or Boot-Record Infectors

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coined the term “computer virus” and it was after a year in 1983. The term came into being when he attempted to write an academic paper titled “Computer Viruses – Theory and Experiments” detailing about the malicious programs in his work.

Fred Cohen