A virus attack may replace or destroy data on the computer's hard drive and:
A)identify bank accounts and financial records.
B)leave a "back door" open for later entry.
C)obtain one's access codes.
D)defraud the end user.

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A virus attack may leave a "back door" open for later entry, allowing the attacker to access the computer at a later time without being detected. This can be used for a variety of nefarious purposes, including stealing personal data, identifying bank accounts, and defrauding the end user. However, it is less likely that a virus attack would directly obtain one's access codes.

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