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When seeking safe and trusted software, it's essential to download applications from reputable sources, such as official websites or well-known app stores. Look for software that has positive user reviews and a transparent privacy policy. Additionally, using reliable antivirus and anti-spyware tools can help detect and eliminate any malicious software. Regularly updating your software also ensures you have the latest security features to protect against potential threats.

Regardless of the pathogenicity of certain viruses, benign viruses CAN be used to carry vaccines into the blood stream and cells, thereby being useful. Other viruses, such as those which live in (or off of) certain plants cause that plant to produce certain useful (at least to humans) chemicals such as anti-bacterial compounds. Viruses will also most likely be the first carrier vector of DNA therapy for a variety of human and animal illnesses, since they easily enter cell membranes and can insert their DNA or RNA into the host cell's own genetic material

yes it does when i scaned my pc it came up as a virus so stay away

Yes It Does !

If You Have Been On MetaCafe Then Check If You Have Mcafee Security Scan On Your PC Then Scan It And It Will Show You

Tell All Your Friends And Family So This Virus Does Not Spread

Im not sure about it but if not im pretty sure you could make a custom background slideshow after youre computer has gone inactive.. not to sure where you could be able to acquire youreself the program to do so but im sure you can :P. hope this helps.

Spyware has been around since the late 1990s when programs such as Elf Bowling were first introduced. Elf Bowling was a silly little free game that took the internet by storm during the Christmas season of 1999. Only trouble was, Elf Bowling packed more than silly little elves. Elf Bowling was actually a stealth program that reported user information back to its developers.

As spyware has evolved, it has grown more complex and more complex solutions have evolved along with it. Today, anti-spyware technology exists to detect and remove these nasty programs. Unfortunately, digital con artists are sneaky and many anti-spyware programs are actually spyware disguised as an anti-spyware solution!

The technology behind detecting and removing spyware is complex. Known spyware definitions are input into databases and algorithms are created to detect known spyware behaviors such as unethical installation practices.

When an anti-spyware program scans a computer system, it compares files to its definition database, if a file comes up as a match to an existing known spyware program the anti-spyware program detects it and alerts the user to its presence. From there, the user can choose to remove it or leave it alone.

Another method of detecting spyware is by comparing a program's behaviors. For example, if a particular program demonstrates unethical installation practices such as installing without the user's knowledge, the anti-spyware will alert the user to its presence. Other installation practices that may raise red flags include: installing through ActiveX controls, installing as part of a bundle (piggybacking on another program), aggressive solicitations for installation and more. In general, if a user is unaware of the program being installed, anti-spyware will consider it a problem.

Anti-spyware technology also searches EULAs (end user license agreements) for practices that are considered to open the door to spyware such as the right to install additional software without the user's request, the right to alter other software by disabling, blocking or removing it, the right to use the computer for the software designer's own uses or by imposing other restrictions not in the user's interest.

When a piece of software makes certain changes to a user's system, an anti-spyware program might become suspicious. When the software changes home page settings, search page settings, error page and other browser preferences without the user's intervention it's usually a sign of spyware doing its work. Other known behaviors include: routing internet traffic through a different route, disabling or bypassing security and privacy programs, modifying internet connection settings to block access, using the user's modem to dial adult or international phone numbers. When anti-spyware software detects these behaviors it alerts the user to a possible spyware infection.

Programs that lack decent removal procedures are also detected using anti-spyware technology. Programs that make it difficult to remove by not providing an uninstall option or making users go to a website for removal are considered suspect by anti-spyware programs.

Spyware is more than a nuisance; spyware is capable of stealing personal information from your computer and sending it to third parties. This includes financial information and information that thieves could use to steal your identity.

As spyware continues to grow more sophisticated, so too must anti-spyware. In the game of digital spy vs. spy, it's best to arm yourself with the best technology can provide against spyware.

I'm using Micro Keylogger.

It cannot be detected on your computer.

Well there is controversy over wether or not"solanum"( also known as T-virus ) really exists, but if you can get it these ar some of the ways.

Open wounds brushing onto the infected can result in infection, as well as being bitten by them. Eating infected flesh will not result in reanamation, but death, as infected flesh is very toxic. Solanum is not air or waterborne. There is not a vaccine because, even the smallest trace of the virus in the bloodstream results in a coma, death and reanimation within 24 hours.

you will have to put as much as a dollar piece of shampoo in your hair rub it around then brush it while the shampoo still in there then rinse it out then dry your hair then wash it twice a week and that should work...always keep a clean hair .

If you really want a natural solution, citric acid can help. Cut a thin wafer of lemon and (after washing and rinsing your hair) rub the lemon over the areas with itching and dandruff. (I just buy a commercial product at CVS with the citric acid in it).

yes they do but in order for it to work you have to buy it anyways but if you want a free virus protecter then you can go to avast on google its the software I use.

It Is Thought That The Greek Trojan Horse was made from wood thought what kind of wood i don't know!

The term, Trojan horse, comes from Homer's Iliad, which tells of the Trojan War. To defeat the enemy, Odysseus and his men build a giant wooden horse, place it in front of Troy's gates and hide inside. The Trojans accept the gift as a sign of surrender bring it inside their walls. They celebrate and get drunk. At night, when the town was asleep, Odysseus and his men come out from inside the horse. They open the city gates to let in more Greek troops and then destroy the city of Troy, winning the war.

Viruses are most easily spread by attachments in e-mail messages or instant messaging messages. That is why it is essential that you never open e-mail attachments unless you know who it's from and you are expecting it.

Viruses can be disguised as attachments of funny images, greeting cards, or audio and video files.

Viruses also spread through downloads on the Internet. They can be hidden in illicit software or other files or programs you might download.

Also, notice that alot of website give Fake Alert.

If you have a fake alert, first close the Internet windows to see if you really have a Alert, otherwise They will tell you to download a "program to delete the files" which is actually a virus

No, you have to also delete what you want from the external hard drive. Remember, an external hard drive is just like a internal one. So, for example, if you delete picture a on the internal hard drive, that's all that is deleted. If picture a is also on the external hard drive (why would it be though), then you need to also delete it there.

No lame is not safe it gave me a virus, i hate it

Because some viruses are stealth like. They fly under the radar, or can even block virus scanners from working all together.

Linux operating systems are well protected, but not immune to viruses, and can still be afflicted by rootkits and trojans.

'Kaiten' and 'rexob' are the names of two Linux trojans.

'Brundle', 'Nuxbee' and 'VIT' are just three Linux viruses.

Some folks might be fooled by the fact that Personal Security acts as if it is a real Personal Securityus program. Personal Security is actually a virus that infects your system and then pretends that it will remove the infections for a fee. Those so-called infected files were actually created by Personal Security for the purpose of persuading all those unsuspecting victims that the threats are real and they should purchase its so-called "full version".

Don't fall for the hoax. Not only can this virus can shut down your system but it will also steal personal information. Run a scan on your system and remove this virus automatically. You can also do the manual removal yourself by removing Personal Security registry files. I would personally recommend this site for a detailed removal instruction: http://www.spyware-fix.net/remove-personal-security.html

No.

c:\System Volume Information is a special folder used by Windows. It is not a virus. In an NTFS system, the permissions are set so that no one, not even an administrator, can access it - This is because it contains critical things that no one but the operating system should touch.