A. Refers to any software specifically designed to protect, safeguard and store data on a device, network or system.

B. Refers to any software specifically designed to damage, infect, steal data or otherwise cause a nuisance to a device, network or computer system, without the owner's consent.

C. It is an Antivirus for servers especially.

A. No, since HTTPS only indicates that the connection is encrypted.

B. Yes, since it shows the padlock.

C. Yes, the HTTPS connection always appears on 100% secure sites.

A. Web authentication method.

B. Consists of impersonating the identity of a legitimate user of a computer system or its environment.

C. A method for masking network traffic.

A. YES, as long as it is not correctly configured.

B. NO, it is a 100% secure protocol.

C. NO, it is impossible, there is no way to do it.

A. YES, we have all the power to perform these processes without consent.

B. NO, since performing these acts without consent is a crime.

C. YES, we have all the freedom.

A. A malicious program that spreads through social networks.

B. A piece of code designed to take advantage of a specific vulnerability in a system or application.

C. A technique used to remove malware from a system.

A. A hacker who exploits vulnerabilities to steal or sell sensitive information for personal profit.

B. A cybersecurity professional who uses their skills to legally identify and fix vulnerabilities in systems, networks, or applications to improve security.

C. A person who creates exploits solely to expose vulnerable systems without authorization.

A. A malicious program that spreads through social networks.

B. A code designed to exploit a specific vulnerability in a system.

C. A technique for removing malware.