The UCLA computer lab was filled to capacity when the system slowed and crashed, disrupting the lives of students who could no longer log into the system or access data to prepare for finals. IT initially suspected a cable break or an operating system failure, but diagnostics revealed nothing. After several frustrating hours, a staff member ran a virus detection program and uncovered a virus on the labs main server. The virus was eventually traced to the computers of unsuspecting UCLA students. Later that evening, the system was brought back online after infected files were replaced with backup copies.

1. What conditions made the UCLA system a potential breeding ground for the virus?
2. What symptoms indicated that a virus was present?

THIS IS AN ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM QUESTION.