Thumb Drives Or Other USB Connection Devices
You may have noticed that your computer behaves strangely.
It is acting differently from what you instructed. This is usually a sign
that your computer has been infected with malicious programs. These
unwanted programs are usually infiltrated via other programs downloaded or by
connecting to external devices, such as thumb drives or other USB connection
devices.
What are the dangers of having your computer attacked by
malware such as spyware, adware and viruses?
1. Over-Expensive Repair Costs
Computer systems that have been attacked with malicious
software can be shut down immediately and permanently damaged. It is often
too costly to repair a system that has been damaged. There are other risks
as well, besides financial loss Broadcom Colombia.
2. Spyware Identity Theft
There have been cases where victims have had their bank
account numbers, passwords, and credit card numbers stolen. This has allowed
them to purchase illegal items from their accounts. The bank then charges
the victim with a large bill. This is possible when spyware finds such
information on a computer user's PC and sends it back at its source.
3. Adware - Pop Up Adverts That Are Both Irritating and
Disgusting
Adware, another type of malware, can cause a lot of
irritation to the user. The malware might try to trick users into clicking
on advertisements that take them to malicious websites, which will install more
harmful code on their computer. It may display annoying pop-ups, including
security ads that inform the user that their computer has been infected.
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