What kind of risks does the Anti-Malware module identify in grayware?

The Anti-Malware module is designed to identify various risks associated with grayware, which refers to software that falls between legitimate applications and malicious software. It typically includes various forms of unwanted programs that can compromise the security of a system without being classified as outright malware.

Choosing the option regarding "illegitimate use of data" reflects an understanding that grayware often has functionalities that misuse or mishandle personal or sensitive data. This could involve collecting information without user consent, transmitting data to unknown third parties, or utilizing data in ways that violate terms of service or privacy agreements. Such behavior poses significant risks to individual privacy and organizational data integrity, as it can lead to data breaches and unauthorized data exploitation.

Other potential risks related to grayware, such as system performance issues or unauthorized access to hardware, are certainly important aspects to consider but do not specifically encapsulate the broader implications of illegitimate data use. Focusing on this particular risk aspect highlights the core concern graying poses to data security and privacy.