Module 3- Malware and Antivirus

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Across
  1. 2. — Malicious software that disguises itself as something legitimate.
  2. 5. — Browser information that a web scripting virus may steal.
  3. 8. — Malware that can prevent access to data and demand payment.
  4. 10. — A sector that can be targeted by a particular type of virus.
  5. 13. — A program file that can be infected by certain viruses.
  6. 16. — Something users should avoid clicking when it appears suspicious.
  7. 19. — A common method through which suspicious attachments may be received.
  8. 20. — Software used to detect and help protect against malicious software.
  9. 22. — Actions taken to reduce the likelihood of malware infection.
  10. 27. — Malware that can alter browser settings and redirect users.
  11. 28. — The process of identifying malicious software.
  12. 29. — A type of code associated with documents such as Microsoft Word or Excel files.
  13. 30. — An advertisement or window that users should be cautious about clicking.
Down
  1. 1. — Malicious software designed to harm, disrupt, or compromise a computer system.
  2. 3. — A file received through email that should be scanned before opening.
  3. 4. — A program targeted by a browser hijacker.
  4. 6. — What users should do to an email attachment before opening it.
  5. 7. — A virus capable of changing its code to evade antivirus programs.
  6. 9. — A virus that can infect multiple parts of a system.
  7. 11. — Malware designed to secretly monitor or collect information.
  8. 12. — A virus that stores itself in computer memory.
  9. 14. — Describes a computer or file affected by malware.
  10. 15. — The area targeted by a boot sector virus.
  11. 17. — A type of malicious program that can infect a computer or files.
  12. 18. — Online service used to analyze files and URLs for malicious content.
  13. 21. — What a browser hijacker may do to send a user to an unwanted website.
  14. 23. — Something users should regularly install for antivirus software.
  15. 24. — Type of virus associated with malicious code inserted into websites.
  16. 25. — Malware that can spread from one computer or system to another.
  17. 26. — A location where a resident virus can store itself.