It is a fairly typical virus in that it spreads primarily through email, but it also uses file sharing utilities to copy itself. It copies itself to various directories and shared folders. In one interesting twist, it attempts to copy itself to C:\WINDOWS\FVProtect.exe. The name would make many people (including otherwise technically savvy people) think this program was actually part of some antivirus utility. It also copies itself to C:\WINDOWS\userconfig9x.dll. Again, it would appear to be a system file, thus making people less likely to delete it. What is it?

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If such a … is attached to an email and the recipient is using Outlook, then the … can execute. That execution can do any number of things, including scanning the address book, looking for addresses, sending out email, deleting email, and more.

Once a virus is on your system, it can do anything that any … program can do. That means it could potentially delete files, change system settings, or cause other harm

A … IDS just monitors suspicious activity and then logs it.

With …, an attacker injects client-side script into web pages viewed by other users.

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If you enter username 'jdoe' and the password 'password', this code produces this SQL command: