Yes, some types of malware can duplicate themselves — these are typically called worms or viruses.
A virus attaches itself to files or programs and replicates when those are run.
A worm is more advanced — it spreads on its own without needing a host file, often moving across networks automatically.
Both types can create multiple copies to infect other systems or files, making them especially dangerous if not detected early.
The chromosomes duplicate itself during interphase
It can duplicate itself.
duplicate or replicate
will replicate itself during the synthesis phase within its life cycle
Malware is any software (program) designed to cause problems. A virus is a type of malware that attaches itself to other programs and sends itself to others. Other types of malware include worms, which are like viruses, but they run without attaching to another program, and trojans, which are downloaded by the user with the promise of doing something useful.
Malware is software designed to install itself and run without your consent and without your knowledge. It usually installs when you download something and do not read all the details (malware is hidden away within this long document).
It's a common virus that requires a malicious code to duplicate itself
The process in which DNA duplicates itself is called DNA replication. This process is an important factor in biological inheritance.
Worms.
Security tool does. that's a good one.
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A Trojan Horse.