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Virus - A program created to replicate itself inside a program, it may make the program operate incorrectly or corrupt a computer's memory. | Virus - A program created to replicate itself inside a program, it may make the program operate incorrectly or corrupt a computer's memory. | ||
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| + | Viruses usually come from a Torrent, or some sort of 'Free' download that you might get. | ||
'''Layman's Terms''' A virus is a program that can copy itself into programs, this may cause the program to run in a wrong manner. | '''Layman's Terms''' A virus is a program that can copy itself into programs, this may cause the program to run in a wrong manner. | ||
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| + | One of your Programs that you Torrented doesn't work well, or from that day on, a different program starts to act all weird, you may be inflicted with a virus | ||
Latest revision as of 13:54, 6 March 2009
Virus - A program created to replicate itself inside a program, it may make the program operate incorrectly or corrupt a computer's memory.
Viruses usually come from a Torrent, or some sort of 'Free' download that you might get.
Layman's Terms A virus is a program that can copy itself into programs, this may cause the program to run in a wrong manner.
Example:
One of your Programs that you Torrented doesn't work well, or from that day on, a different program starts to act all weird, you may be inflicted with a virus
