Malware and Managed currency: Difference between pages

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A managed currency is one whose exchange rate is subject to significant intervention from the government or other central authority.

Contrasted with a freely floating currency.

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-Malware is an abbreviation for 'malicious software'.
+A managed currency is one whose exchange rate is subject to significant intervention from the government or other central authority.
-These are software programs designed to damage a computer system or cause other unwanted or unauthorised actions.
+Contrasted with a freely floating currency.
-Examples include viruses, worms, trojan horses, spyware and ransomware.
-==See also==
+== See also ==
-*[[Cyber security]]
-*[[Cyberthreat]]
+* [[Managed float]]
-*[[Ransomware]]
+* [[Floating exchange rate system]]
-*[[Trojan horse]]
+* [[Crawling peg system]]
+[[Category:FX_Risk]]