Chapter 13, Problem 6RQ

Explanation of Solution

Difference between virus, worm, Trojan horse, and blended threat:

Virus	Worm	Trojan horse	Blended threat
A virus is a piece of code that changes the way the computer originally operates, without the user's knowledge. ?	A worm is a program that replicates itself from system to system without the use of a host file. ?	Trojan horse is an imposter file that claims to be something useful, but is a malware. ?	A blended threat is a type of exploit that uses multiple techniques like virus, worm, Trojan horse to attack a system. ?
Viruses generally consume the device memory and can cause data loss and system crash...