Not sure if you mean to question the virus in Biology or in computer software, however I shall answer both questions. In biology viruses are actually used to combat new diseases and create cures. The can actually be used also for technology where a virus was actually used in a battery for-to power a device similar to a computer.
In computer software, sometimes people create viruses as almost a hobby. They are they hackers, the thieves, or whatever you want to call them, of the CyberWorld. Viruses can be used to steal information and identities. Viruses have actually been used also to download illegally. The unknown side of viruses is that a good portion of them are actually created accidently. These are most common as boot-sector viruses. However, then can entail other forms as well. Usually they pop up when there are compatibility issues and the computer crashes.
- So to answer, sometimes people create viruses for illegal purposes or sometimes they are created by accident.
Malicious (evil) people create computer viruses.
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Scientists were able to create a vaccine that protects people from the polio virus.
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no i have got loads of toolbars and i have not got 1 virus yet just carry on and do it do wot Eva u want with toolbars they wont create virus's
There could be many reasons. The computer could have a malfunction and accidentally create a virus. Or, a person could create a virus and send it to you through an e-mail, an ad on the internet, etc.
some people (like me) have nothing better to do and make them for the fun of being caught... or companies like Norto, Macafee, Sophos or any other virus-blocker maker create viruses that (they hope) can only be blocked by their program, and they say "Virus name is out and get our security to block it" and they make viruses so you buy there program
no because a virus con kill your computer
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They create genetic variations.
They create genetic variations.