A malicious program that enters program code or destroys data without authorization is an example of:
A) a password.
B) phishing.
C) encryption.
D) a virus.

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A virus is a type of malicious program that can enter program code or destroy data without authorization. Phishing involves tricking users into divulging personal information, encryption involves protecting data with a code or cypher, and a password is a form of authentication used to restrict access to systems or network resources.

A Malicious Program That Enters Program Code or Destroys Data