Which term best describes any software intentionally designed to harm, steal, or take control of a system?

What is the single most reliable defence against a ransomware attack?

A large network of infected computers ('zombies') controlled remotely through a command-and-control server is called a:

Ransomware primarily harms a victim by:

Which detection method identifies malware by matching it against a database of known malicious patterns?

What distinguishes a computer virus from a worm?

Which type of malware is specifically designed to hide deep in a system with high privileges and conceal its own presence?

Running a suspicious file in an isolated environment to observe what it does before trusting it is known as:

A program disguised as legitimate software that tricks the user into installing it, but does not self-replicate, is a:

What should be the FIRST step when responding to a device you believe is infected with malware?