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    Detection Malware

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    Malicious software or malware occurs not because of technology failure but because of the human element, people can be easily manipulated through social engineering (Muscanell, Guagagno, & Murphy, 2014). Social engineering is the use psychological tactics to influence individuals to assist their own victimization. The world of mobile devices keeps growing exponentially. Mobile devices, especially smartphones are easily accessible and with internet service they have become essential to people. The use of internet on mobile devices is called Internet of Things (IoT) services and they are monitored through the use of smartphone applications and services. There are thousands of applications or services that smartphones can do. For example, GPS,…

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    Malware Attacks

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    Malware Attacks Malware is a software designed to stop computer systems. You can also collect sensitive information from the user's computer. The impact that malware attacks have on a company is that company details might be compromised and limit employee / customer access to your account. Malware can come from e-mails, files or USB memories, where once opened or inserted, malware spreads to the computer system and starts modifying the system without users knowing it. The consequence that a user…

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    Over the years, the term Malware has taken on different names and meanings. Before Malware became the definitive term, it was known as the computer virus. The term Malware was coined in 1990 by scientist Yisrael Radi. Although Malware was known as a different name before 1990, the purpose of Malware is still the same. Malware is defined as malicious software that is installed and designed with the purpose of infecting the user’s computer system. Malware can either affect the user individually or…

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    Why Is Malware Important

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    Why is understanding the reasons for the creation of malware important? The importance of malware(malicious or malevolent) software, is a type of software that’s used or even created by hackers/attackers to disrupt the flow of the computer operations. By gathering the sensitive information, or by gaining access to an individuals private computer system. However, it can appear in a form of a code, script, active content and by other computer software. Nevertheless, “Malware” is a…

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    Malware Attacks Affecting Hospital Information Systems Technology has made many facets of everyday life considerably easier in many ways. With that convenience, comes opportunity for many criminals. Almost every electronic device is susceptible to compromise, however hospitals represent a valuable resource to criminals due to the sensitive nature of the information contained within them. This report will evaluate the types of malware attacks that directly affect hospital information systems,…

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    What is the meaning of hackers What is the Malware ? And how many type of it ?. At time time , Malware become more dangerous than before. Even though IT security companies could not figure out how to be warned and discover it after spreading in network. Malware has become a serious issues , as we know the world now depending for technology to communicate , shopping , and educations. So I will explain what type of of malware and how to prevent from it. Malware is a serious problem and customer…

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    Again, the company computers are unpatched and missing updates. These vulnerabilities are how criminal compromise systems. Likelihood of threat 1 - The likelihood of an unpatched workstation being compromised on the Internet it high. As has been mentioned in the server section, unpatched computers are attacked quickly and infected in a matter of minutes when attached to the Internet. Security controls for threat 1 - C3J recommends turning on automatic updates and/or regularly downloading…

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    Most, if not all, computers can be inflicted by Malicious software (Malware) are hard to fix an infection found in the system. It can lead to hacking, leaking of valuable information and a vulnerable threat to security. It requires no intervention to propagate across computer networks like the flu shot. Moreover, there are many types of malware like Trojan horses, viruses, worms, rootkits, spyware which penetrates specific application to deteriorate the system thus stealing confidential data…

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    It attacks the victim through a malicious Android app called Porn Droid that locked the user's phone and changed its access PIN number.The cybercriminals demanding for about $500 for the payment. There is also Ransomware called Internet of Things Ransomware. Andrew Tierney and Ken Munro, demonstrated this malware attacked, locked and demanded a one-bitcoin ransom on a generally available smart thermostat at one event which is 2016 Def Con conference. Asian Country also threatened by Ransomware…

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    It may also do a task without you knowing about it. Malware probably looks innocent enough to you, but it is a very dangerous site by installing an authorized program. Malware may be a word document or a PowerPoint presentation. Malware may also be a version of the Trojan Horse, which may appear after a successful virus attack. Once this malware is installed on your computer, the attacker can see what you are doing. The attacker can see every key stroke that you make, which includes all of your…

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