Keyloggers, Backdoor, and spyware are those specific virus.
Yes, a computer virus is a specific piece of software usually designed to cause harm or malice.
Yes, a computer virus is a specific piece of software usually designed to cause harm or malice.
Yes, a computer virus is a specific piece of software usually designed to cause harm or malice.
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There are several computer software packages that can remove viruses. Depending on the specific virus, one could try Norton Anti-Virus products, or McAfee.
A computer virus can occupy many different locations on a computer. Some computer viruses are programmed to inhabit the boot sector, while others hide within the computer's system files, and some are included with a specific program.
A specific pattern of virus codeAccording to printon.edu, a virus is" a software program capable of reproducing itself and usually capable of causing great harm to files or other programs on the same computer; "a true virus cannot spread to another computer without human assistance""
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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.
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Not sure of your question, are you wanting to download a virus or an anti-virus? If you get a new computer from your school, they will probably recommend an anti-virus. If not, AVG is a good free one, Vipre (not a typo) is a good paid one.
Usually you wouldn't use the term antidote when discussing computer viruses, but I can see how that term would be used. An antidote, in this context, would be a program designed to eliminate a specific virus from your computer. You could consider an anti-virus program an antidote, but as I said you usually wouldn't call it that.