Tech Support Chapter 12
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| Antivirus Software | Protects a computer against infection by identifying and removing any malicious logic programs in memory, in storage, or on files coming in as e-mail attachments
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| Back Up | Making a copy of a software/files/etc.
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| Boot Sector Virus | Replaces the boot program used to start the computer system with a modified, infected version of the boot program
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| Child, Parent, Grandparent Backup Method | Child: Daily Parent: Weekly Grandparent: Monthly
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| Computer Virus | A program designed to infect a computer and replicate itself by attaching itself to other programs
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| Diagnostic Software | Identify hardware problems
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| Differential Backups | Backs up files that have changed or been created since the last full backup
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| Disk Cloning | The creation of a complete image or copy of a computer’s hard drive, usually used to deploy a new operating system with application software on multiple computers in a corporate network or educational computer lab
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| Disk Imaging | Single file or storage device containing the complete contents and structure representing a data storage medium or device, such as a hard drive, tape drives, floppy disk, CD/DVD/BD and key drive
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| Encrypting Virus | Can transform itself into a nonreplicating program to avoid destruction by antivirus program
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| File Virus | Inserts virus code into program files or executable files
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| Full Backup | Backs up all data from the hard drive or a directory or folder of the hard drive
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| Incremental backup | Backs up only files that have changed or been created since the last backup
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| Initialization files | The root directory of the hard drive should contain only folders and system startup files
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| Inoculate | A process used by an antivirus program to copy a program file, which records information such as file size and file creation date in a separate file.
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| Logic bomb | Bomb is a program that is activated when a certain condition is detected
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| Macro | A shorthand representation for a number of lines of code.
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| Macro Virus | Uses the macro language of an application to hide virus code
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| Malicious Logic Program | That replicates by creating copies of itself, either on one computer or any number of computers on a network
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| Malicious Software Program | Any software that gives partial to full control of your computer to do whatever the malware creator wants. Malware can be a virus, worm, trojan, adware, spyware, root kit
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| Master Boot Record (MBR) Viruses | Attack disks in the same manner as boot sector viruses
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| Memory-Resident Virus | A virus that stays in memory after it executes and after its host program is terminated. In contrast, non-memory-resident viruses only are activated when an infected application runs.
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| Multipartite Virus | Has characteristics of a boot sector virus and a file virus
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| Non-Memory-Resident Virus | A virus that independently searches for and infects new targets on a computer system, rather than installing itself into memory and infecting executable files launched by the user.
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| Payload | The destructive event or prank the virus was created to deliver
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| Polymorphic Virus | Changes its distinguishing characteristics as it replicates
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| Polypartite Virus | Infect both boot records and program files
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| Quarantine | Makes the virus not be able to work
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| Stealth Virus | Actively conceals itself
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| Time Bomb | A type of logic bomb that is activated on a particular date
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| Trojan horse | A destructive program disguised as a real application, such as a screen saver
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| Utility Software | A program that performs a specific task, usually related to managing system resources or identifying a problem with a PC
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| Virus Definition | Unique string of bits, or the binary pattern, of the machine code of a virus
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| Virus Hoax | An e-mail message that spreads a false virus warning, usually in chain letter fashion, from person to person
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| Virus Signature | Known pattern of virus code
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| Virus | A program designed to infect a computer and replicate itself by attaching itself to other programs
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| Worm | A malicious logic program that replicates by creating copies of itself, either on one computer or any number of computers on a network
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