Some viruses can remain inactive or latent in the host for varying lengths of time, ranging from days to years or even a lifetime. For example, the herpes simplex virus can remain dormant in nerve cells and reactivate periodically, while HIV can integrate into the host's DNA and remain undetected for years before causing symptoms. The duration of inactivity often depends on the virus type and the host's immune response.
Any vaccine injects inactive viruses. This does not mean you will get the virus, but you might experience some symptoms similar.
This varies a lot per country and server. It seems the admins do some irregular checks to delete a bunch of inactive players.
Some do, some don't. Since many viruses hide in .zip archives, you want an antivirus program that knows enough to look inside them.
It is a technique that some computer viruses use to hide themselves from antiviruses. They read their code so that it does the same thing just in a different way.
Viruses can hide files by embedding them within legitimate-looking files or system processes, making them less detectable. They often use techniques such as polymorphism, where they change their code each time they replicate, or rootkit functionality, which conceals their presence from users and security software. Additionally, some viruses may alter file attributes or use encryption to obscure their true nature, further complicating detection and removal.
The opposite or antonym of inactive is active. Some synonyms for active (and thus, antonyms for inactive) are lively, live, brisk, energetic, and operative.
- some viruses can be used in biological weapons- some viruses are used in the fight against pests
Someone who was not immunized with the polio vaccine got it from someone else. No one knows where some of these viruses "hide" but is probably was making rounds in small populations.
what are some adaptations viruses
some times in your building because they like to hide
Cool math games have some viruses but not all of them some like run2 don't have viruses.
viruses such as ferthsoll and licky