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TROJANS, WORMS, AND SPYWARE
puter Security Professional’s Guide
to Malicious Code
Michael Erbschloe
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To my mother
To my friends Blaster and Razer
Table of Contents
Preface xiii
Introduction xv
Inside This Book xvii
Acknowledgements xix
1 Malicious Code Overview 1
Why Malicious Code Attacks Are Dangerous 3
Impact of Malicious Code Attacks on
Corporate Security 6
Why Malicious Code Attacks Work 8
Action Steps bat Malicious Code Attacks 15
2 Types of Malicious Code 17
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