Trojan - A type of malware disguised as legitimate software, allowing attackers to gain unauthorized access Can install backdoors, keyloggers, or other malicious tools. to a system., Rootkit - malware that hides its presence and gives attackers administrative access to a system. Can modify system files, registry entries, and boot sectors, Virus - replicates itself by attaching to other programs or files. Can cause harm by overwriting system files, deleting data, or crashing the system.  , Spyware - monitors user activity, often for advertising or financial gain. Can track keystrokes, capture screenshots, and steal sensitive information. , Ransomware - encrypts files or locks systems, demanding payment in exchange for the decryption key. Can spread through phishing emails, infected software, or exploited vulnerabilities. , Keylogger - records user keystrokes, often for malicious purposes such as stealing passwords or credit card information., Boot sector virus - infects the boot sector of a hard drive or solid-state drive. Can cause system crashes, data corruption, or overwrite system files., Cryptominers - uses a victim’s computer resources to mine cryptocurrency without their consent. Can consume system resources, generate excessive heat, and prolong battery life. ,

a+1102 2.3 - Malware

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