There are multiple ways to protect yourself from email viruses. The first and most simple way is to not click on email attachments from unknown senders. These are most likely a virus that will infect your computer. Secondly, if your antivirus has the capability, set it to where it will automatically scan email attachments.
Beware of worms though, these things will infect your friends' computers and then send you an email making it look like it came from them when it is really a virus.
Risk of email attachments is one way to get a virus/spam/malware but opening an attachment without you not knowing what it is, that's stupid, don't bother even opening the attachment. If you want to open a attachment email and protect yourself, AVG has a email scanner and protecter built in. The email provider you are with will say if its spam or whatever anyways, or should.
well u sure DONT delete an email virus by asking clueless people how to do it? be bold go out there an figure it out yourself!!
1. get rid of all your anti-virus software 2. give your email address to unsafe website 3. touch yourself every-time you get an email 4. try to program software so it doesn't work 5. GET NEW COMPUTER!
Ebola virus so far remains in the continent of Africa and only has an occasional outbreak. The easiest way to protect yourself from it is to stay away from the regions where it exists. Failing that the next best protection is to avoid contact with people who are infected with it, or with the blood of such people.
The Melissa virus is a mass-mailing macro virus. It can effect email that is sent and infect the computer when the email is opened.
AVG virus software protects your computer from viruses and spyware often associated with links and websites that are frequently visited while browsing or checking email.
well in some email you can, just check the setting for spam blocking :)
Email Security Appliances are tools used by anti-virus and system security programs to protect emails from viruses, adware, malware, and other destructive problems.
Yes. You can get a virus and that stupid you should know that already.
Virus shields protect your computer from the viruses.
I depends on your provider there is usually an anti-virus and email protection, possibly a firewall too.
Email virus' are semi common. They are when a computer code is sent to an email via note with an attachment which can be activated by clicking on it or opening the email. Often they add virus to the computer which may ruin it.