What does the traditional stand-alone virus not include?

Traditional independent viruses do not include worms and Trojan horses.

1, according to relevant information, computer viruses are divided into traditional stand-alone viruses and modern network viruses. Traditional stand-alone viruses include boot viruses: replacing normal boot records with virus logic and stealing control when the system is started. Like the marijuana virus. File virus: Infected with parasitic executable files, the virus is activated when the program is executed. The virus program is executed, leaving itself in memory to set the trigger conditions for infection. Macro virus: In a parasitic document or template macro, when a document with this virus is opened, the virus is activated, stays on the normal template, infects all automatically saved documents, and is transferred to other computers by other users who open the virus document. Such as TaiwanNO. 1 macro virus. Mixed virus: infected with executable files and disk boot records, it will attack when it is turned on.

2. Modern network viruses include those that divide worms according to the destruction mechanism: they spread their own parts to the host program through network or system vulnerabilities, and then do bad things. For example, Panda Incense-burning Host Worm: a network worm that is completely contained in the host and automatically terminates after adding another host through network connection. Trojan virus, hidden in normal files and programs, illegally invades and monitors other people's computers and steals information. Often appear in pairs with hacker viruses, Trojan horse invasion, hacker control.