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A computer virus, a program that is a malware, a trojan horse, or a worm. All these names refer to the same thing: an executable file that can be used to spread from one computer system to another without authorization of the owner. This process is called “spreading” and it happens through various ways of distribution such as physical means (e.g., on a CD), email attachments sent via mass mail-outs by spamming networks, and more recently web-based distribution methods such as drive-by downloads from websites or even social media posts with links on accounts such as Twitter or Facebook. Most software viruses can spread without the knowledge of the owner (this is called “passive” spreading) and this kind of software attacks can be stopped by means of anti virus programs. However, other viruses (known as “active spreading”) tend to spread by exploiting security vulnerabilities in other programs and letting themselves be executed. This kind of attack can be stopped if the program showing an unauthorized message or error is updated. There are programs that let you check if your program is using a vulnerable version so you don't have to worry about an attack while executing your application.. The main goal of a malware creator is not to spread the virus, but instead to steal information from the computer system that it has infected. Malware can be classified into two broad categories: worms and viruses. A worm is a program that itself spreads from one computer to another when executed by exploiting a vulnerability in the operating system or in another program. Worms are therefore true code-based malware, while viruses are simply code that acts as a malicious payload. Viruses have been around since the 1970s when the first one was introduced by Richard Rashguard of SRI International, but its use was limited because it could only infect a single machine at a time. One major problem with viruses is that they don’t spread fast enough to cause major damage. The first worm that became famous was the Morris internet worm of 1988, which managed to infect 10% of all computers connected to the Internet by using a vulnerability in the TCP/IP (transmission control protocol/internet protocol) model. However, even this was not considered overwhelming compared to what could have been done if it were properly designed. The first real "Internet attack" happened in February 2000, when the so-called “I Love You” virus exploited a vulnerability of Microsoft Outlook Express email program and attacked more than 30 million computers all over the world. The “I Love You” virus copy itself to the Windows startup folder when executed and used email-based social engineering to fool users into executing the program when they read an email supposedly sent by the person(s) in their address book. The malicious file attached to this email had a name that was the same as the user in the address book, but it could infect all files located in all drives of infected computers. Another information-stealing malware that was introduced in 2000 was Code Red, which exploited an inherent flaw of Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS) software. Code Red managed to infect more than 300,000 computer systems within 10 days of its initial release, which cost Microsoft over $2 million in server recovery costs.

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