Trojan horse viruses and worms.
love bug is one of the most dangerous virus
The concept of "most dangerous virus" can vary depending on various factors, such as transmission rate, severity of illness, and available treatments. Currently, the COVID-19 pandemic caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus is a significant global concern due to its high transmission rate and impact on public health.
Windows computers are the target of almost every computer virus on the planet because Windows is the most popular type of OS (Operating System). Think about it, if almost 94% of the population who have computers on Earth are using Windows, don't you think hackers and virus writers will take advantage of that and aim at every Windows computer? Apple computers and like you stated, Unix computers, are less vulnerable to virus attacks because the majority of computers are Windows (that's not to say you still can't get a virus if you have Apple or Unix).
getting a virus on your computer
most of them r but some r dangerous but can be removed
No. It was not. There was a Trojan horse that was lethal. Your computer would "destroy" itself and spread the virus without you knowing.
Most new computers give anti virus protection software which you can renew. Alternatively try Norton or McAfee anti virus programme which you can install online and they will do the job for you.
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.
Some of the most dangerous insects include mosquitoes, which can spread diseases like malaria, dengue fever, and Zika virus. Other dangerous insects include Africanized honey bees, whose sting can be fatal to humans, and bullet ants, known for their extremely painful sting.
Humans are the only known host of the measles virus.
the flood xkr batch virus is a pretty powerful one
It is the most dangerous virus from the top 10 web viruses and Trojans according to the Symantec Clouds MessageLabs. See the related link for further information.