Suppose, in a scenario based on a true story, a piece of malware is designed so$,$ as soon as it is

copied onto a computer X$,$ it copies itself to six of X $\text{'}$s neighboring computers $($either in the same

LAN or across the Internet$),$ each time using a random filename to store itself so as to evade

detection. The virus itself performs no other harmful activity, in that it doesn't read any other files

and it doesn't delete or modify any other files. It simply tries to spread. Describe two types of

collateral harm that such malware could cause.