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Chapter 11 of the text discusses malicious software such as viruses, spyware and malware. Most people using desktop computers in the past two decades have come across these items at some point or another.
- What are viruses?
- What is spyware?
- What tools and practices can be employed to help prevent such items from getting on your computer?
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Table of Content
Abstract
3
Introduction
4
Section 1
Vulnerability and threats of an IT system
5
New Security Threats
5-6
Common Security Threats
7-8
Constant Security Threats
8
Future Security Threats
9
Exploits
9
Use of Software/system
10
Section 2
Countermeasures and Prevention
11
Conclusion
12
Network Diagram
13
References
14
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Introduction:
Dependability of humans on the use of computers and software is at a greater pace. The
ongoing increase in use and access of technology by a large proportion has brought many
advantages to humans of this age for example e-commerce, emails, online buying, collaborative
computing, new mediums for advertisement, access to number of reference sites. Considering the
advantages, the technological use has a disadvantage too. i.e. The threats for cyber-attacks and
the vulnerability of computer software make the easy access of hackers to the data. The time one
gets online, he is connected to thousands of unknown networks and their users sharing
communicati...
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