Match the key terms with their definitions.Software programs thatconceal presence anddisguise systemcompromiseMalicious exploitation ofdomain name servers(DNSS) to redirect trafficto an imposter Web siteSoftware that invadescomputers or observesusage habits withoutpermission1.RootkitAn undocumented orunauthorized entry thatbypasses normalauthentication methods2.Virus3.BackdoorA beneficial securitypractitioner who excelssecuring and testingcomputer networks4.Pharming5.PhishingSoftware that displays6.Wormunsolicited or unwantedadvertisements7.Ethical hacker> 7.Ethical hackerSelf-replicating softwareprogram that infects localcomputer files8.Trojan9.BotSeemingly harmlessprogram that disguisesharmful behavior10. Adware11. Logic bombSelf-replicating softwareprogram that remotelyinfects computers across12. SpywarenetworksCode that executes ahidden payload whencertain conditions or timeconstraints are metAttacks that trick usersinto revealing credentialsor confidential informationA robot that executesremote commands oroperates autonomously>>>>

Software programs that conceal presence and disguise system compromise Malicious exploitation of domain name servers (DNSS) to redirect traffic to an imposter Web site Software that invades computers or observes usage habits without permission An undocumented or unauthorized entry that bypasses normal authentication methods A beneficial security practitioner who excels securing and testing computer networks Software that displays unsolicited or unwanted advertisements

Software programs that conceal presence and disguise system compromise Malicious exploitation of domain name servers (DNSS) to redirect traffic to an imposter Web site Software that invades computers or observes usage habits without permission An undocumented or unauthorized entry that bypasses normal authentication methods A beneficial security practitioner who excels securing and testing computer networks Software that displays unsolicited or unwanted advertisements

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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