most of us have heard of spyware, malware, viruses, trojans, worms or rootkits… but do you really know the difference between them? it's really not easy to understand all the terms
currently, more and more sophisticated and more malicious new malware types appear. anyone can know the harmful effects of malware, but not everyone knows how they work. this
in 2010 alone, 58.6 million computers in vietnam were infected with viruses. accordingly, on average, more than 160 thousand computers are infected with virus every day. network
a flu virus develops and replicates by infecting cells on the body and turning them into virus replicating plants. in a place similar to a computer virus ...
malware is a term that describes a relatively broad category of malicious software including viruses, worms, trojan horses, rootkits, spyware and adware.
the software that hackers use as a 'shield' for the existence of viruses, trojans, spyware, adware on victims' computers appeared more than half a month ago in april. according to
the concept of rootkits is not something new. it returned with the days of unix. intruders can use a popular unix toolkit, recompile, allowing them to administer, owning root
after being severely criticized for the rootkit scandal inside norton systemworks, symantec urgently called on the entire security industry to soon build a standard concept to
avg internet security 2011, which was released on tuesday, offers a full complement of tools you expect from a secure, all-in-one security suite.
have you ever heard of rootkits somewhere? you do not really understand what is a rootkit? is rootkit a worm, virus or trojan? are rootkits really dangerous? ... in this