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A form of DoS attack is when a Web service (like a Web site or a download location) is accessed massively and repeatedly from different locations, preventing other systems from accessing the service and retrieving data from it. When a DoS attack is launched from different locations in coordinated fashion, it is often referred to as a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS). DESTRUCTIVE THREAT A threat tagged as destructive causes direct damage to files or computer systems, often resulting in the loss of important data. Routines such as corrupting or deleting important files and formatting the hard drive are considered destructive. A program that was designed to consume resources in a denial of service attack is also tagged as destructive. DIALERS Dialers, as the name implies, dial to predefined numbers to connect to certain sites. Many users run dialers without knowing that some of these programs actually dial long distance numbers or connect to pay-per-call sites; and that they are being charged for the calls. Dialers are often offered as programs for accessing adult sites. DISTRIBUTION POTENTIAL Distribution potential is derived from the characteristics of the malicious program. Fast-spreading network worms can spread across continents within just minutes. Some malicious programs also use numerous infection and spreading techniques – often referred to as blended threats or mixed threats. The Nimda virus, for example, was able to spread via email, network shares, infected Web sites, as well as Web traffic (http/port 80). As new systems are made and improved with added functionality, proof-of-concept malware often follows. This uniqueness, as well as the widespread implementation of a particular operating system or software, also influences the potential distribution of each malware. Many viruses written in the past do not run or spread on newer operating systems or operating systems that have all the latest security patches installed. HIGH - Blended threats (i.e. spreads via email, P2P, IM, network shares) - Mass mailers - Spreads via network shares MEDIUM - Mailers - has spread via third-party or media - spreads in IRC, IM, or P2P - requires user intervention to spread - URL/Web site download LOW - no network spreading - requires manual distribution to spread DROPPERS DETECTION<?xml:namespace prefix = "o" ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p> A dropped detection is a detection that has been removed from the pattern file due to one or several reasons. Typically, a threat detection is dropped when it conflicts with other detections or with unrelated files. Detections that cause performance issues, as well as other technical conflicts, are also dropped from the pattern file if AV deems that these detections do not pose as immediate threats. DROPPER Droppers are programs designed to extract other files from their own code. Typically, these programs extract several files into the computer to install a malicious program package. Droppers may have other functions apart from dropping files. ELF- EXECUTABLE & LINK FORMAT ELF (Executable and Link Format) is an executable file format for the Linux and Unix platforms. Antivirus detects malicious executable code for Linux and UNIX as ELF_malwarename. ENCRYPTION Encryption is the process of converting data into a form that cannot easily be read without knowledge of the conversion mechanism (often called a key). Certain malware have the ability to encrypt copies of themselves such that antivirus scanners may find it diffucult to detect them using existing signatures of available samples. More complex malware use variable encryption keys for each new copy, requiring more complex formula-based patterns from antivirus vendors. END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (EULA) An End User License Agreement or EULA is a legal contract between a software publisher and the software user. It typically outlines restrictions on the side of the user, who can refuse to enter into the agreement by not clicking "I accept" during installation. Clicking "I do not accept" will, of course, end the installation of the software product. Many users inadvertently agree to the installation of spyware and adware into their computers when they click "I accept" on EULA prompts displayed during the installation of certain free software. EXPLOIT An exploit is code that takes advantage of a software vulnerability or security hole. Exploits are often incorporated into malware, which are consequently able to propagate into and run intricate routines on vulnerable computers.

############################################################## ## ## Author: LightiningLord™ < [mail]fbi.hack.gov@gmail.com[/mail] > ## Description: Glossary Security Threat Terms ## Sources: Base on research AV sites & few various security sites. ## Note: If u want to rip it atleast give a credit back to my site Smile ## ############################################################## Uhmmm...at time i always came across with people asking me what is differences all the viruses mean..well just to be a little precise i decided to make up this to help u differentiate the various kinds of viruses and how they function. Reference in Alphabetical Order, • A B C D E • F G H I J • K L M N O • P Q R S T • U V W X Y Z

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