Sometimes you can get viruses by viewing certain websites. When the virus attacks you, it will copy itself into a spam e-mail and then will send it to people registered in your internet address book
No, computer viruses are spread via removable media, and the internet
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Computer viruses usually spread in one of three ways: from removable media; from downloads off the Internet; and from e-mail attachments. Although the Internet gets a bad rap as a source of viruses, you're no more likely to contract a virus from the Web than you are from packaged software.
A virus enters the system either by internet (email, downloads, or giving out info) or by infiltration of your computer (a flash drive, black bag job, writing the computer virus on your computer). Internet viruses are more common, as they are easier to spread.
The invention of the Personal Computer spread in the 1990s and allowed people easier access to news and information.
Two examples of how computer viruses can be spread include clicking on an unsafe link within an e-mail or downloading a program or software to your computer that contains malware, spyware or another computer virus. To avoid this, make sure that you have Internet security and antivirus software on your computer and that your firewall is turned on.
Networks provide resource & information sharing among the devices. Internet is Network of Networks that provides access to resources& information to users spread across the earth & having an Internet connection.
That depends on who you ask. According to some people it is, but according to others it is just a useful way to spread ideas and find information.
Wicca has spread by word of mouth & the internet, as well as media & press, and through many distinct authors & musicians. It all starts with an interest and research into the topic and then the information found is shared with others.
No. Your Computer does NOT have to be connected to the Internet to run a virus. Any contaminated or corrupt file can infect your computer any time it is open, run, or executed. The Internet is just one of many ways a virus can be 'run', started, opened, or spread. One common source not direct from the Internet is through USB (although the source may have be originated from the Internet.
will i did not scan my PC before i backed up my computer then after it finish backing up i scanned my PC. Norton internet security 2011 found Trojan virus so it deleted. Then next day i scanned my back up drive it found the same virus that infected my PC so that one way Trojan can spread.
Yes. In fact, there are a variety of computer desk that you may find online. The Internet gives you a wide spread of what you're looking for, so it shouldn't be that hard to find.