Cyber Security Essentials Sem 2 Review

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Keylogger

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A type of malware that records keystrokes to capture sensitive information like passwords.

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Ransomware

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Malware that encrypts files and demands payment to unlock them.

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Worm

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A self-replicating program that spreads without user interaction.

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Virus

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A type of malware that requires user action to spread and often causes damage.

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Trojan Horse

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Malicious software disguised as legitimate software to trick users.

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Adware

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Malware that delivers unwanted ads or redirects web traffic for revenue.

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Spyware

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Software that secretly gathers user data.

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Logic Bomb

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Malware that activates when a specific condition or event occurs.

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Rootkit

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A stealthy type of malware designed to hide certain processes or programs from detection.

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Replay Attack

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An attack where valid data is intercepted and reused by an attacker.