Answer:
The answer is "option D"
Explanation:
Trojan horse is a software, that is installed on a system and appears benign, but in actual it is the addition of malicious which unexpected modifications in config files and unusual activity even when the computer is idle are strong signs that a Trojan exists on a system. and other options are not correct that can be described as follows:
- In option A, It is a malware that is also known as Trojan.
- In option B, It is malware, not a virus but the malware includes viruses.
- In option C, It doesn't install spyware on the user's computer.
- In option E, It doesn't use for enterprise networks to penetrate.
CPU (Central Processing Unit) is also known as the brain of the computer because this is the place which actually runs the programs. The programs are the set of instructions needed to perform a task.
The result of sending the string above into a variable that has allocated space for 8 bytes is that there will be Buffer Overflow Attacks.
<h3>What occurs when a string of data sent to buffer is large?</h3>
A buffer overflow is also known as buffer overrun. This is known to be a process that occurs when or if the size of data is known to be more than the storage capacity of any kind of memory buffer.
Note that due to the overload, the program that is trying to write the data to the buffer will therefore overwrites to the adjacent memory locations.
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