Quiz — Malware Threats

Malware threats — Module Quiz

Ten APPLY items on the sentences this module refused to collapse: a family is delivery plus intent (virus = host file you run, worm = self-copy, trojan = disguise, ransomware = extortion against data), not a zoo of hashes; a foothold is a human or install yes — email (Topic 5), sideload / unknown sources (Topic 6), surprise office macros — not a packing, crypter, RAT, or builder lab; detection is inventory and alerts on devices you own, not detonating a specimen; recovery is updates, backups the encryptor cannot reach, isolate, revoke from a clean device, reinstall from trusted media, restore files not infected app blobs — not paying ransom as homework, not hack-back, not a second unknown antivirus APK, not café scans. Cyberlium’s artifact is $HOME/cyberlium-lab notes (malware-families, malware-foothold, malware-detection, malware-hygiene-lab) chmod 600. Live malware samples, virus downloads, packing/obfuscation, RATs, ransomware builders, neighbor disks, and “enable macros to classify” are all failing answers even when they look “more Ethical Hacking.” This path is original Cyberlium teaching mapped to the Ethical Hacking malware-threats domain — not official Official Certification training, not a certification, not exam dumps. Wrong answers still teach. Empty ethics lines fail. Next after this quiz is What a Sniffer Sees on YOUR Network: Module 8 talks cleartext versus TLS on a wire you are allowed to see — still no café capture, still no malware samples to generate traffic.