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What is SPYWARE?
Spyware is a type of malware that's hard to detect.
It collects information about your surfing habits, browsing history, or personal information (such as credit card numbers), and often uses the internet to pass this information along to third parties without you knowing.
o Key loggers are a type of spyware that monitors your key strokes.
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Effect and behavior.
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Stability issues:-
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Failure to boot.
System-wide crashes.
Difficulty connecting to the internet.
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Routes of infection.
Installed when you open an email attachment.
Spyware installs itself
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USB Keylogger.
browser forces the download and installation of spyware.
Security Practices.
• Installing anti-spyware programs.
• Network firewalls and web proxies to block access to web sites known to install spyware
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• Install a large hosts file.
• It Install shareware programs offered for download.
• Downloading programs only from reputable sources can provide some protection from this source of attack
Anti-spyware Programs
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Legal Issues.
Criminal law
US FTC actions
Netherlands OPTA
Civil law
Libel suits by spyware developers
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- 1. CRACKING AND ITS METHOD USED
- 2. WHAT IS CRACKING? It’s an act of breaking into a computer system. Which includes alteration of software to eliminate or disable safety methods such as serial number, data checks, hardware key, copy prevention, software annoyance i.e. nag screens and adware. Usually, software crack is done by changing in binary of the application to create a specific key branch in the program execution. Cracking is an unethical and an illegal act, there have been legal proceeding over software cracking.
- 4. METHODS USED FOR CRACKING Binary alteration: The most familiar way of cracking is, by altering the binary of application, so that it can cause or prevent a specific key branch in the program by using debugger. Usually it is used to remove the expiration of time period from a limited time period of trial. From special software: By using some special software like CloneCD that can scan the commercial copy protection application. After scanning the cracker, it enables, to find the software used for protecting the application, after that cracker use another tool to disable the copy protection.