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let’s learn about VIRUSES & WORMS today Computer Virus • A virus is malicious software that attaches itself to a legitimate program or file. • It needs user interaction to spread—like opening an infected file or running a program. • Once activated, it can corrupt files, steal data, or slow down systems. • It behaves like a biological virus: it infects, replicates, and spreads only when triggered. ⸻ Computer Worm • A worm is a standalone program that can self-replicate and spread without user interaction. • It often spreads through networks, exploiting vulnerabilities in software or systems. • Worms can cause network slowdowns, consume bandwidth, or carry a payload like ransomware. ⸻ In short: • Virus: needs a host file and user action. • Worm: independent, spreads automatically. Want to know how to protect against them or dive deeper into famous cases?
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@lordgrimwood
Woww I really love that fact that you detailed and explained it all
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@nlanshi
Yeah. Are you trying to test a network security
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@3ni
Let’s start with protection: keep your software updated, run reputable antivirus, and back up your data regularly
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@eluksz
All these comp sci major 😭🔥
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@emmaola
Thanks for this information man!
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@omoepon
Been a while I saw something really educative on my feed Thanks for this
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@toblin
Detailed explanation here Thanks for this You can also share how to prevent them
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@tohpac1
Odd🙄
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@biggtunchy
Nice
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@tajsky
Thanks for this
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