A self-replicating malicious code that does not alter files but resides in active memory and duplicates itself,
spreads through the infected network automatically and takes advantage of file or information transport
features on the system to travel independently is called:

Computer forensics is methodical series of techniques and procedures for gathering evidence from computing
equipment, various storage devices and or digital media that can be presented in a course of law in a coherent
and meaningful format. Which one of the following is an appropriate flow of steps in the computer forensics
process:

Agencies do NOT report an information security incident is because of:

An adversary attacks the information resources to gain undue advantage is called:

The sign(s) of the presence of malicious code on a host infected by a virus which is delivered via e-mail could be: