What is the term for a file that attaches itself to a program, then moves from computer to computer within a networked system, with the intention of contaminating files?
A) Spam
B) Trojan horse
C) Hack
D) Worm
E) Spyware
Answer: D
Explanation: D) A computer virus exists in a file that attaches itself to a program and migrates from computer to computer as a shared program or as an e-mail attachment. It does not infect the system unless the user opens the contaminated file, and users typically are unaware they are spreading the virus by file sharing.
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