The difference between Malware and Virus
The difference between malware and a virus is that while all viruses are malware, not all types of malware are viruses.
The difference between malware and a virus is that while all viruses are malware, not all types of malware are viruses.
Yes, MACs also get infected with malware and viruses. It’s nothing new that Apple devices are infected with cyber threats.
Cyber criminals can use several techniques to break into your PC, networks and software. Their only goal is to take control and blackmail their victims.
If your computer is running, crashing unexpectedly, showing the ‘blue screen of death’ or booting up slower than the usual, you may want to read this article.
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Ransomware is a sub type of malware, the blending of “malicious software.” It hijacks our information and extorts us to return it.
There are plenty of Trojan viruses on the Internet that can get to you by downloading files from emails, websites, using infected USB flash-drives, and more.
Most Trojans attempt to control your computer, steal data, and introduce more malicious software onto the victim’s computer, little by little.
A virus is a type of malware – a harmful program created by hackers that can infect your computer or device in different ways.
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