When an email virus first sends itself out, opening the attachment in the email makes the virus send itself out to your address book and damage your computer.
yes
Some viruses contain RNA; these are known as retroviruses. Others contain DNA.
Some computer viruses.
Macro viruses
No.
Spam folders are a part of your email system and hold mail that the email software determines is junk. This can be very helpful, as some junk emails contain viruses you could spread to others or throughout your computer/
Viruses contain either DNA or RNA.
Spam email can contain malicious computer code and viruses,it can be an attempt to commit fraud,and it can be an attempt to get personal and financial information. It poses a serious threat, and it is important to think seriously about it.
Spam email can contain malicious computer code and viruses,it can be an attempt to commit fraud,and it can be an attempt to get personal and financial information. It poses a serious threat, and it is important to think seriously about it.
Yes they do!
yes
yes
viruses: neverbacteria: most no, some yes