1.1. Worms

1. 1What is a Computer Worm?

   1. ASelf-Replicating malware that duplicates itself to spread to uninfected computers. Requires no user interaction
   2. BSelf-Replicating malware that duplicates itself to spread to uninfected computers. Requires user interaction
   3. CSoftware that allows a person to get onto a single machine and opens up a gateway for them to access all machines
2. 2Worms are self-replicating

   1. AVerdadero
   2. BFalso
3. 3What is the name of an example of Worm?

   1. AWIN32/Morto A.
   2. BWorm1
   3. CWormy Worm
4. 4[blank_start]Win32/Morto A[blank_end]. attempts to spread by trying to compromise [blank_start]administrator[blank_end] passwords for RDP. It cycles through [blank_start]IP addresses[blank_end] on the affected computers [blank_start]Subnet[blank_end] and attempts to connect to located systems by using a [blank_start]Dictionary[blank_end] of passwords. Also includes an [blank_start]Executable Dropper Component[blank_end] and a dll component which performs the payload.

   1. AWin32/Morto A
   2. BWorm1
   3. CWormy Worm
   4. DAdministrator
   5. EUser
   6. FBank
   7. GIP addresses
   8. HHost Names
   9. IDomains
   10. JSubnet
   11. KRange
   12. LIP Address
   13. MDictionary
   14. NCatalog
   15. OList
   16. PExecutable Dropper Component
   17. QVirus
   18. RBackdoor

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(1.1. Describe Security Threats) Technical Security Fundamentals Test sobre 1.1. Worms, creado por Louise Howard el 03/09/2018.

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