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Which kind of malware typically resides in a larger, innocent computer program?

Which kind of malware typically resides in a larger, innocent computer program?<br/>

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Asked by Tzander, Last updated: Nov 09, 2024

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Answered Feb 28, 2019

This is a type of computer virus that is responsible for copying itself. This is usually very bad for the computer that it will set itself on. There is a possibility that it will corrupt the system that it is on. There is even a possibility that it will start to delete vital files within the computer.

The reason why it is deadly is it is usually not detected early. It may be inside a large computer program that would not raise your suspicions. There are other types of viruses that can be downloaded on your computer. Having the right antivirus program will greatly help.

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John Adney

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Answered Nov 30, 2016

In computing, Trojan horse, or Trojan, is any malicious computer program which is used to hack into a computer by misleading users of its true intent.

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John Smith

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Answered Dec 01, 2016

Computer virus

Traditionally, a computer virus is a line of code or a function within a larger computer program. While not all computer viruses are harmful, the most famous ones can cause a lot of damage.
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