Comprehensive General Liability Insurance Coverage Generally Extends Only to Unintentional

question 12

True/False

Comprehensive general liability insurance coverage generally extends only to unintentional torts,rather than intentional torts.

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Definitions:

Script Virus

A type of malware that is executed through a scripting language, capable of infecting multiple files and spreading across networks.

Encryption Virus

A malicious program that searches for common data files and compresses them into a file using a complex encryption key, thereby rendering the files unusable.

Macro Virus

A virus that’s distributed by hiding it inside a macro.

Polymorphic Virus

A virus that changes its virus signature (the binary pattern that makes the virus identifiable) every time it infects a new file. This makes it more difficult for antivirus programs to detect the virus.