Question 7: (4 Marks) A wom is a self-contained program that spreads through a computer network by taking advantage of security holes in the computers connected to the network. In August 2003, the Blaster worm infected many computers running the Windows 2000, Windows NT, and Windows XP operating systems. The Blaster worm caused computers it infected to reboot every few minutes. Soon, another worm was exploiting the same security hole in Windows to spread through the Internet. However, the purpose of the new wom, named Nachi,' was benevolent Since Nachi took advantage of the same security hole as Blaster, it could not infect computers that were immune to the Blaster worm. Once Nachi gained access to a computer with the security hole, it located and destroyed copies of the Blaster worm. It also automatically downloaded from Microsoft a patch to the operating system software that would fix the security problem. Finally, it used the computer as a launching pad to seek out other Windows PCs with the security hole a. From your understanding of the case above, was the action of the person who released the Nachi worm morally right or wrong? Explain your answer briefly. (2 Marks) b. If you were the IT manager of a company that was infected by this worm would you do the same thing or would you follow a different approach to protect yourself and fix the security issue? Explain briefly. (2 Marks)