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Utility refers to the actual usability of otherwise secure information. It is referred to in the Parkerian Hexad. For example, information which is encrypted, although otherwise secure, is only said to have utility if the decryption key is readily available.
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A computer virus is a type of malicious software that replicates itself to spread and disrupt operations on infected systems.
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