Ann, a software developer, has installed some code to reactivate her account one week after her account has been disabled. Which of the following is this an example of? (Select TWO).

A rootkit is malware that hides its presence and grants privileged access at the OS level; this scenario involves a timed trigger, not stealth at the kernel level.

A logic bomb is malicious code that lies dormant until a specific condition is met - in this case, the condition is a one-week timer after account disablement, at which point the code executes and reactivates the account.

A botnet is a network of compromised machines controlled by an attacker for coordinated tasks such as DDoS attacks, which is unrelated to account reactivation.

A backdoor is any method that allows unauthorized access to a system bypassing normal authentication; reactivating a disabled account gives the developer a covert re-entry path that circumvents the access controls that were intentionally enforced.

Spyware covertly collects user information and transmits it to a third party; it does not reactivate accounts or provide unauthorized access.