[DOC] [TLE] Ransomware Distribution: How One Infection Can Go Network-Wide ... [PAR] Apr 1, 2016 ... These observations can help you secure your network better: ... With attacks 
multiplying and new types of encrypting malware coming out (Locky, Petya), .... 
As you already know, another important ransomware distribution ... Do not keep 
the computers you use for business connected in a local network. [DOC] [TLE] Can a virus spread over a local network? - Ask Leo! [PAR] Apr 14, 2013 ... Windows Firewall will protect your machine from other computers that share the "
safe side" of the router. ... continually reaching out and probing for other 
vulnerable machines. ... as they keep plugging away, looking for other vulnerable 
machines. ... Network-based threats are only one type of malware. [DOC] [TLE] Lesson 3: Network Topology [PAR] Most networks use cable to connect one computer to another. ... For example, a 
particular topology can determine not only the type of cable used ... Connecting 
computers to cable segments that branch out from a single point, ... keep 
bouncing back and forth along the cable and prevent other computers ..... Spread 
out ____. [DOC] [TLE] FAQ: The Flame/Skywiper Virus and How to Protect Yourself ... [PAR] May 30, 2012 ... Ever since the news broke Monday of the Flame/Flamer/Skywiper ... It's almost 
certain that the malware's developers used yet another ... [ 'Skywiper' Keeps 
Cyber Arms Race Alive ] ... the name of a module that spreads the bug along 
internal networks, ... Q: Is this really the biggest computer malware ever? [DOC] [TLE] Sophisticated Flame virus takes malware to a new level, now what ... [PAR] Jun 5, 2012 ... Flame seems to be the most sophisticated malware in the world. ... a user's 
machine and monitoring their network activity to taking screenshots, ... call that's 
the computer equivalent to snoop around this person's contact list, ... Flame also 
appears to have one or more modules that look out for antivirus... [DOC] [TLE] Network Insecurity - The New Yorker [PAR] May 20, 2013 ... Now hackers can be organized criminal gangs, working out of the former Soviet 
... You keep the crown jewels on the inside, and you build electronic walls and a 
... A computer (and therefore any network) can be infected if you simply ..... Then 
they push down a different type of malware, so while the security... [DOC] [TLE] Network of computers spreading malware to enable criminals to ... [PAR] Feb 25, 2015 ... The 'malware' was spread by Windows users opening links sent out via ... to 
control infected computers were shut down overnight, including one situated in ... 
further spam messages or launch illegal attacks on other websites. ..... Jessica 
Simpson keeps warm in fur-lined jacket as she steps out in New York... [DOC] [TLE] LinkedIn: The Creepiest Social Network - Interactually [PAR] May 9, 2013 ... Go through your connections and pick out the profile of someone who happens ... 
They should also keep a close eye on their usersbecause no one wants ...... 
But they can also glean other kinds of information from user profiles ..... have a 
website  which means Linked in must be snooping in my email! [DOC] [TLE] Kimberly Anderson - Valdosta State University [PAR] (Shea) In other words, Netiquette is a set of rules for behaving properly online. 
Excerpted ... Rule 1: Remember the human. Never forget ... Rule 7: Help keep 
flame wars under control. ... Computer networks bring together people who d 
otherwise never meet. Humans ... But remember that those are real people out 
there. [DOC] [TLE] Flame Virus Attacks the Internet - Mercola [PAR] Aug 5, 2012 ... Google warnings may be related to the flame virus that traces and steals ... the 
ability to spread wirelessly by attaching itself to Bluetooth-enabled devices. ..... 
from one wireless piece of technology to another, from computers to cell ..... If you 
care, it is better to upload an avatar than to keep the genetic profile. [DOC] [TLE] Academy Library - The Carnegie Cyber Academy - An

Question: One type of this keeps flames from spreading; another keeps snoops out of a computer network
Answer: a firewall