Why is a computer virus more dangerous than other types of malware?
Choose 1 answer:
A virus has access to the user's input devices, so it can see what
they type and how they move their cursor.
A virus can make copies of itself, including copying itself into an
existing file.
A virus can decrypt any data that has been encrypted on the user's
hard drive.
A virus can access the internal system processes of a computer so
that it can change how the operating system
works.
Choose 1 answer:
A virus has access to the user's input devices, so it can see what
they type and how they move their cursor.
A virus can make copies of itself, including copying itself into an
existing file.
A virus can decrypt any data that has been encrypted on the user's
hard drive.
A virus can access the internal system processes of a computer so
that it can change how the operating system
works.