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How is the Trojan/Backdoor.Hacarmy.D typically distributed?

a.

As an innocent picture file

b.

As a harmless text file

c.

As a word processor with an .scr extension

d.

As an application icon

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Answer: (a).As an innocent picture file Explanation:The Trojan/Backdoor.Hacarmy.D is typically distributed as an innocent picture file, with various file names such as a picture of soccer star David Beckham or claiming to contain proof that Nick Berg, an American civilian who was murdered in Iraq in May of 2004, is still alive.

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