Question

How does a resident virus differ from a non-resident virus? !!!25 POINTS!!!!!

A) Resident viruses simply disrupt operations while non-resident viruses will control hosts.

B)Resident viruses will control hosts while non-resident viruses simply disrupt operations.

C)Resident viruses find networks to infect while non-resident viruses load themselves into memory.

D)esident viruses load themselves into memory while non-resident viruses find networks to infect.

Answer 1

D is the correct answer! :)

Answer 2

The correct answer is **D)** Resident viruses load themselves into memory while non-resident viruses find networks to infect. A resident virus is a type of computer virus that’s deployed and resides within a computer’s random access memory (RAM). A non-resident computer virus, on the other hand, is a type of computer virus that doesn’t reside within a computer’s RAM. Non-resident computer viruses can still be deployed within RAM, but they don’t stay there.