A Self-Contained Program That Spreads Through a Computer Network by Exploiting

question 5

Multiple Choice

A self-contained program that spreads through a computer network by exploiting security holes is called a

• A) hack.
• B) rogue.
• C) Trojan horse.
• D) virus.
• E) worm.

Identify the appropriate visual type for specific communication purposes.

Recognize best practices for integrating visuals with texts in business reports.

Understand the role of photographs in business communication and their potential drawbacks.

Understand how to effectively present and discuss visuals in business documents.

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Definitions:

Ancient Erosion Surface

Old landforms shaped by the long-term removal of soil and rock by water, wind, or ice, representing past eras of earth's history.

Paleozoic Sandstone

A sedimentary rock formed during the Paleozoic era, characterized by grains of sand consolidated with some form of cement.

Precambrian Granite

A type of ancient granite rock that formed during the Precambrian era, over 541 million years ago.

Erosion Surface

A land surface shaped and leveled by the long-term action of erosion, removing geological features.