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How is polymorphic DNA used for identification purposes?
Polymorphic DNA is a stretch or multiple stretches of DNA that have high variability among individuals. Since the chance of DNA being different among these stretches in two different people, these pieces of DNA are commonly used for identification purposes.
Is C Polymorphic?
C is not considered a polymorphic language in the same way that languages like C++ or Java are, as it does not support object-oriented features such as inheritance and method overriding. However, C can achieve some level of polymorphism through the use of function pointers, unions, and void pointers, allowing for a form of dynamic behavior. This enables different functions to be called based on the context, but it lacks the built-in polymorphic constructs found in more advanced languages.
What are the examples of polymorphic viruses?
1260 is a computer virus developed by Mark Washburn in 1989. This virus used a form of polymorphic encryption in it's code which randomized the algorithm used by the virus but kept the core function of it intact. Polymorphic code does this by infecting files with an encrypted copy of itself, then varying it's signature by randomizing its decryption algorithm. Then it repeats. Hope this helped, here's some relevant info on the subject:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1260_(computer_virus)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Washburnhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_computer_viruses_and_worms--Answered by Alix Saunders
Is overriding a dynamic polymorphism in c plus plus or not?
In C++, overriding and function, method, or operator is a different thing than (dynamic) polymorphism, so overriding a polymorphic method is almost entirely possible.
Why does polymorphism cause greater concern than traditional malware?
Polymorphism causes greater concern than traditional malware because it can continuously change its code while maintaining the same functionality, making it more difficult for antivirus software and security systems to detect and mitigate. This adaptability allows polymorphic malware to evade signature-based detection methods, leading to prolonged exposure and potential damage. Additionally, its ability to morph can enable it to infiltrate systems undetected, heightening the risk of data breaches and cyberattacks. Overall, the dynamic nature of polymorphic malware presents a more sophisticated challenge for cybersecurity defenses.
Which virus can change its own code?
polymorphic
When was Polymorphic Programming Language created?
Polymorphic Programming Language was created in 1969.
What is the definition of polymorphic?
Polymorphous.
What is the name of the polymorphic virus outbreak?
There have been several polymorphic virus outbreaks. In 1991, the Tequila virus was the cause.
When was Polymorphic simple sequence repeats database created?
Polymorphic simple sequence repeats database was created in 2010.
Are shapeshifters polymorphic because they can change form?
Yes. Shapeshifters are polymorphic because they can change into any form they want to.
What is name of the polymorphic virus outbreak in 1991?
the answer Tequila is the name of the outbreak in 1991
What is the name of the polymorphic virus in 1991?
The polymorphic virus in 1991 was called the Tequila virus. It was one of the first viruses to utilize polymorphic code to change its appearance with each infection, making it harder to detect and remove.
What has the author Jean-Pierre Morel written?
Jean-Pierre Morel has written: 'L' hydre et l'ascenseur' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation
An example of a polymorphic trait?
Blood type
As a virus replicates it changes its characteristics?
polymorphic
What are polymorphic cells?
Polymorphic cells are cells that can change shape and adapt their structure to perform different functions. This ability allows them to fulfill various roles within the body and respond to different environmental conditions. Examples of polymorphic cells include immune cells like macrophages and white blood cells.
