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Mr. Dominic Alejandro Virus
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"Trojan Horse" does not refer to a specific computer virus, rather it refers to a particular characteristic of some computer malware. A Trojan Horse or Trojan is a bit of software that masquerades as legitimate software but contains hidden malware. It takes its name from the Greek tale from the Trojan War where the Greeks left a big wooden horse outside the gates of Troy with a bunch of Greek soldiers hidden inside. Just like the Greeks used their "Trojan Horse" to trick the Trojans into bringing them inside their defenses, Trojan malware tries to trick users into bringing the malware inside their computer defenses where it can then do its dirty work - such as (but not limited to) data theft, installing backdoors, turning the user's computer into a zombie in a botnet, trashing the computer. Since "Trojan Horse" only refers to a characteristic and not a specific virus, it is impossible to assign an actual date or perpetrator to it. It should also be understood that a Trojan is not really a virus. A virus replicates itself without user intervention, whereas a Trojan relies on tricking a user into downloading it. According to a survey conducted by BitDefender from January to June 2009, "Trojan-type malware is on the rise, accounting for 83-percent of the global malware detected in the world".
The oldest mode of malware infection is tricking the user into downloading the malware. This is known as a Trojan Horse.
A trojan horse is a type of malware that can deal damage to your data and your computer, and not really a "virus". Trojan horses get their name from the works of Homer that describes of the military strategy used against the Trojans in the Trojan War. The Greeks used a wooden horse filled with a small contingency of troops inside as a "gift". Once inside, the hidden troops will infiltrate and attack from the inside.
Malware and virus can infect all kinds of files.
Trojan is a kind of Malware. And Malwares are virus.
MALicious softWARE (just bad stuff) that you can get if you download software off the internet. Anti-virus malware is just an anti-virus that protects your computer from malware
go to www.housecall.com and run the online virus-malware scan. Lis@
it has malware i wont use it
A USB virus is a piece of malware that is transmitted by a flash drive...
it has several malware problems I say that u give it a virus scan
You would need to know the exact files that the malware virus has infected and be able to delete them. This would be very difficult, time consuming, and dangerous to your operating system.
Yes.
Yes, try avast anti-virus or malware bytes anti-malware.
Viruses are a kind of malware. Malware is basically, as the name suggests, malicious software that can affect your computer. There are some easy to understand sources about what is malware and viruses in the related links.
To keep your system, malicious from the virus and malware it is important that you use anti-virus.