CISSP: Self-contained. Worms are self-contained programs, meaning they can operate independently. Viruses, on the other hand, require some type of application for reproduction. Worms reproduce by themselves while residing on a victim's computer.

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Self-contained. Worms are self-contained programs, meaning they can operate independently. Viruses, on the other hand, require some type of application for reproduction. Worms reproduce by themselves while residing on a victim's computer.

John Intindolo · Accepted Answer

Worms are different from viruses because they are _______.
- In the wild
- Not considered malware
- Rely on an event to occur
- Self-contained

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Self-contained. Worms are self-contained programs, meaning they can operate independently. Viruses, on the other hand, require some type of application for reproduction. Worms reproduce by themselves while residing on a victim's computer.

Worms are different from viruses because they are _______. - In the wild - Not considered malware - Rely on an event to occur - Self-contained

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