Computer crime

1. Viruses - Viruses that affect multiple locations on a computer to make it harder to detect.
5. Software - Any program designed to damage or disrupt systems.
7. - Deceitful practices used to gain financial or personal information.
8. Soliciting and Abuse - Using online means to exploit minors.
9. Terrorism - Cyberattacks meant to create widespread fear or panic.
11. Theft - Stealing personal data to impersonate someone for malicious purposes.
12. - One of the main entities targeted in categorization of cybercrime.
13. - Unauthorized access to computer systems to steal or manipulate data.
16. Piracy - Illegal copying or distribution of software without permission.
18. of Service (DoS) Attack - An attack aimed at making a network unavailable by overwhelming it with traffic.

1. - Persistent, unwanted surveillance or harassment online.
2. Horses - Malicious software disguised as legitimate programs.
3. Viruses - Viruses written in macro language that infect files with macros.
4. Viruses - A type of virus that changes its own code to avoid detection.
6. Warfare - The use of digital attacks between nations or groups to cause harm.
8. Terrorism - Using digital means to incite fear or harm on a large scale.
10. Hat Hackers - Malicious hackers who break into systems for personal gain.
14. Extortion - Demanding ransom through online threats to release or withhold data.
15. Sector Viruses - Viruses that infect the boot sector of a storage device.
17. Hat Hackers - Ethical hackers who identify and fix vulnerabilities.