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Understanding Malware

Understanding Malware

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Malware is a malicious software which disrupts or damages computer systems. The technical term malware is derived from the words malicious and software, where the first…

How to avoid Botnet attacks?

How to avoid Botnet attacks

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A botnet is an internet connected computer system or device which has been infected by a malware specialised in targeting computers through a backdoor exploit. Subsequently,…

What is Ransomware?

What is Ransomware?

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The technical term Ransomware is defined as a software that demands a ransom after locking the victims computer system, encrypting files, stops applications like web browsers…

What is a Keylogger?

What is a Keylogger?

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Keyloggers are malicious programs that capture keystrokes made by computer users with the intent of obtaining confidential data including passwords, credit/debit card numbers and personal messages.…