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Review of Spyware and Adware by John Aycock

Spyware and Adware are two of the most common threats that internet users have to deal with. Anyone who has dealt with the surprisingly malicious, but generally real-looking, ”Your computer is infected” popup has experienced this first hand. These types of programs can execute tasks ranging from the monitoring of online browsing habits to the malicious harvesting and transmitting of a user’s personal data. Additionally, even if these programs aren’t profiling users or stealing information, they can be equally malicious by using up a large portion of a system’s resources, rendering that system almost completely inoperable.