There are a couple of ways. Many phones offer access to internal or external disk space by mass storage mode, similar to any USB flash drive. There are _rare_ viruses that propagate by attaching themselves to storage devices plugged into your machine.
The thing is, this is is not a big threat at all. Mass storage devices cannot autorun in Windows. Most it could do is add an extra option to the device action list that the user would then have to choose.
Their computer could get infected with the virus. Their computer could get ruined. :(
Every computer could have a virus but if you use your computer carefully it can be impossible for the virus to come to your computer.
Yes it is possible. But you need to run a good anti virus and anti spyware software to be sure there really is a dialer virus/spyware on your computer.
As with a biological virus, a computer virus could be serious or not so serious. It depends on what the virus is designed to do, what kind of anti-virus protection and virus vulnerabilities you have, and whether you have important information on your computer.
No. Computer viruses remain in computers until removed. Computer lines are designed to transfer packets containing the virus, not storing them.
Moved cell phone away from computer and seems to have solved the problem.
Please enlight this. It could be anywhere on your computer.
Very Bad consequences and can cause damage to your computer.
There could be many reasons. The computer could have a malfunction and accidentally create a virus. Or, a person could create a virus and send it to you through an e-mail, an ad on the internet, etc.
a virus could also be a worm, trojan, etc.
it could be a Virus but i haven't had a virus on my Computer yet So good luck and i hope its not a Virus
name the computer virus