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Match each of the following terms to its definition:I.wormII.Trojan horseIII.logic bombIV.encryption

Match each of the following terms to its definition:
I.   worm
II.   Trojan horse
III.   logic bomb
IV.   encryption virus
V.   polymorphic virus

A.   a program that renders your computer files unusable by compressing them
B.   attempts to travel between systems through network connections to spread an infection
C.   a virus that changes its own code to avoid detection
D.   executes when a certain condition is met
E.   appears to be something useful but does something malicious in the background

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Technology In Action Complete

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Authors: Evans, Martin, Poatsy

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I thought so too, but I was skeptical.

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You're welcome, I see you've also marked it solved? Nice.

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