Answers and Explanations

1. Because you have parted with money, this is a subtle form of ransomware.
2. An example of crypto-malware is ransomware where the victim's hard drive is encrypted and held to ransom, it could also have pop ups.
3. A worm replicates itself and can use either ports 4444 or 5000.
4. A Trojan inserts a .dll into either the SysWOW64 or System 32 folder.
5. A remote access Trojan is a Trojan that sends the user's username and password to an external source so that a remote session can be created.
6. A rootkit virus attacks the root in Windows in the /system 32 folder, or in Linux in the /usr/bin/ directory. Windows you may reinstall the OS but the virus is still there.
   
7. A logic bomb virus is triggered off by an event; for example, a Fourth of July logic bomb would activate when the date on the computer was July 4.
8. A keylogger is a piece of software that could run...