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A '''computer worm''' is a program that is self-replicating.  It typically makes use of a network to circulate its duplicate copies to other computers on the network.
 
A '''computer worm''' is a program that is self-replicating.  It typically makes use of a network to circulate its duplicate copies to other computers on the network.
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In contrast with a [[computer virus]], a worm need not hide in an existing program. Worms attack and possibly overload a network, while viruses corrupt files on computers.
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In contrast with a [[computer virus]], a worm need not hide in an existing program. While worms may attack and overload a network, viruses potentially corrupt files on computers.
 
[[category:software]]
 
[[category:software]]
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