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Which two devices are examples of endpoints susceptible to malware-related attacks? (choose two. )

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zhannawk [14.2K]3 years ago

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A server and desktop are examples of endpoints susceptible to malware-related attacks.

<h3>Malware</h3>

A malware (short for “malicious software”) is a term used to describe any piece of file or code that is deliberately transmitted by an attacker or attackers with the aim of infecting, controlling or stealing data over a computer network.

It is recognized by IT professionals that computer servers and desktop devices are susceptible targets of malware attacks, hence, it is often encouraged certain measures are in place to prevent an attack or reduce the damage one may cause.

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