Which of the following terms refers to an anti-virus software file that is updated from time to time to protect a computer from new viruses?

Question

Options

• ADefinition
• BModules
• CService pack
• DHotfix

• A
  84% (37)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  9% (4)

Explanation

Definition is an anti-virus software file that should be updated at regular intervals to protect a computer from new viruses. This file is also known as virus definition file. The virus definition file contains information about the latest viruses, which helps identify new viruses and protect computers from them. Answer option D is incorrect. Hotfix is a collection of files used by Microsoft for software updates that are released between major service pack releases. A hotfix is about a problem, occurring under specific circumstances, which cannot wait to be fixed till the next service pack release. Hotfixes are generally related to security problems. Hence, it is essential to fix these problems as soon as possible. Answer option C is incorrect. A service pack is a collection of Fixes and Patches in a single product. A service pack can be used to handle a large number of viruses and bugs or to update an operating system with advanced and better capabilities. A service pack usually contains a number of file replacements. Answer option B is incorrect. This term does not refer to any anti-virus software file. http.//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_virus

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