98-369, Lesson 4b

An executable program that appears as a desirable or useful program but later is harmful

A grouping of sites that share the same administrative settings.

Software or hardware device designed to gain admin-level control over a computer system

Unsolicited email messages, some of which can carry malware and may lead to fraud or scams

The process of installing Windows Store applications without using the Windows Store.

Enables automatic file and folder sync and access across multiple devices

Self-replicating program that copies itself to other computers without user intervention

Software package for software installation/updates, and hardware and software inventory

A mailbox representing a shareable resource like a conference room to reserve the resource

Enterprise collaboration platform that allows private communication within an organization

A mail-enabled AD object used to identify users that can send and receive messages

Mailbox associated with one or more users and can receive emails internally and externally

Define SharePoint site color schemes

The enterprise edition of Skype. Replaced MS Office Communicator and Microsoft Lync

Email validation system designed to prevent email spam that uses source address spoofing.

A file-hosting service that allows you to create, store and share files

Used to grant access permissions to resources in Active Directory.

Malware installed on a computer to collect a user’s personal information

Video and voice calls. Send IMs, files, images, and videos. Calls to land-lines charged

A program that can copy itself and infect a computer without a user’s consent or knowledge

Commands which clear all corporate and user information stored on the device.