It utilized a multimodal approach to spreading. This means that it used more than one mechanism to spread and infect new machines. It would copy itself to any shared drives on your network and would email itself out to everyone in your address book. What is it?

The email it sent claimed to be from your system administrator. It would tell you that your email account had been infected by a virus and that you should open the attached file to get instructions. Once you opened the attached file, your system was infected. What is this?

What is IPv4 length?

… is fast becoming as big a problem, even bigger than viruses.

What can you do with a firewall to help protect against virus attacks?

Another new type of virus has been gaining popularity in the past few years, and that is the “… virus” or, put simply, a hoax. Rather than actually writing a virus, a hacker sends an email to every address he has. The email claims to be from some well-known antivirus center and warns of a new virus that is circulating. The email instructs people to delete some file from their computer to get rid of the virus. The file, however, is not really a virus but part of a computer’s system.

By now you are aware, in a general way, of the dangers of the Internet, and you have ........a few basic rules for protection on the Internet.

When was the birth of Usenet newsgroups?