Malware

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Across
  1. 3. APT29: A threat group associated with long-term, targeted cyberattacks designed to maintain access to specific organizations.
  2. 7. Sony BMG Rootkit (2005): Software that hid its presence on a computer while providing privileged access.
  3. 8. Pegasus: Spyware designed to secretly monitor a device and collect information from its user.
  4. 9. Zeus: Malware disguised as legitimate software or files to trick users into installing it.
  5. 10. Zeus: Malware that could record users' keystrokes to steal sensitive information such as passwords.
Down
  1. 1. WannaCry (2017): Malware that encrypted victims' files and demanded payment to restore access.
  2. 2. WannaCry: Malicious software designed to disrupt systems, damage data, or gain unauthorized access.
  3. 4. DoublePulsar: A malicious backdoor that provided attackers with a way to access compromised Windows systems.
  4. 5. Mirai (2016): A network of compromised IoT devices controlled by attackers and used to launch attacks.
  5. 6. Conficker (2008): Malware that could spread automatically between vulnerable computers without requiring the user to run an infected file.