Question Completion with Options:
A. Embedding & packing malcode in application programs
B. Replacing the Import-Address-Table (IAT)
C. Appending & prepending malcode into application programs
D. Embedding malcode in documents, such as MS O Office & PDF
Ε. Replicating malcode's source code
Answer:
The most effective technique of malware propagation among the following list is:
A. Embedding & packing malcode in application program
Explanation:
Malware propagation becomes effective and replicates effortlessly when malicious codes (otherwise called malcodes, which are self-replicating malicious programs) are embedded and packed in application programs. These usually take many years before they start to manifest, making them very difficult to detect. They are often triggered by some set events. Given the nature of malcodes and the culprits behind them, they are very dangerous to applications and pose substantial business risks.
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Answer:
B. Device boot order
Explanation:
The Device boot order makes a list of all the possible devices a system should check to in the operating system's boot files, as well as the proper sequence they should be in. Removable devices, hard drives, and flash drives are some devices that can be listed in the device boot order.
For the user whose computer displays a 'non-bootable drive' error, the device boot order would check all the devices listed to attempt booting from any of them. These devices might be in the order of removable discs, CD-ROM, hard drive. If all the options do not work, the computer would then do a Network boot. The order in which the devices are listed can be altered by the user.
