Hello, If there is a type of virus - it can but if this is a system error - no. If you get svchost.exe error message use special utility Svchost Fix Wizard - it will help you to get rid of it.
To steal valuable information and to mess with you.
An opportunist threat on a computer means that people who find an unattended computer that has been left logged in to a system could view, steal, or damage information, programs, or hardware.
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They can steal private information, such as passwords and personal data, and they can cause plain havoc on your PC by uploading viruses which could steal or delete or even be fatal to the PC's software
No. Computer process (input) information into (output) data.
I don't know, but restarting your computer fixes that problem.
Computer crime can destroy valuable data, steal funds, steal identity information for illegal purposes or block use of the computer and computer networks. All these are harmful
To steal valuable information and to mess with you.
They cause harm to your computer and steal information using various techniques.
They steal valuable information. e.g passwords and bank details
A computer program that searches your computer for software that may be malicious or stealing your information, such as key loggers that can steal your passwords or credit card information.
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In order to make the computer run more efficiently, Microsoft began to use .dll files as opposed to .exe files, but these new .dll files could not be opened directly from Windows. This is why SVCHost was created, to make these files accessible.
Viruses: Viruses can steal your personal information, use your computer as a zombie, and do other nasty things to you.Phishing: Phishing is a way to steal your personal information by leading you on.
The Computer That Said Steal Me was created in 1983.
There are MANY types of computer viruses. Some may not be so destructive but some can harm or destroy your computer. Viruses can change your settings or steal private information. The worst Viruses can eat/burn you hard drive out and destroy your computer. There are dozens of Virus/Firewall/Spyware programs to prevent this.
Viruses can steal information or destroy computers. The most common virus only steals improtant information. The worst type of virus can destroy a computer, and that computer can never be used again.