list of computer viruses and worms

Aha, this is really a very creative work. MessageLabs and the Romanian artist Alex Dragulescu depict the fantasies of these digital viruses! These 3D models include a series of worms, computer viruses, Trojan viruses, and spyware. Next let's take a look at how these fantasi

the virus. The virus suffix can know which variant of the virus is now in your machine. Some common explanations for virus prefixes (for the most used Windows operating systems) are included below: 1. System virus The prefix of the system virus is: Win32, PE, Win95, W32, W95, etc. The general public nature of these viruses is the *.exe and *.dll files that can infect Windows operating systems and propagate through these files. such as CIH virus.

code is actually executed during email preview. Currently, most mail viruses are written by VBScript (JScript) or embedded in HTML-format emails. the following solutions are proposed to address these issues: Ii. prevent virus attacks Windows Script Host was originally used by the system administrator to configure the desktop environment and system services to minimize management. However, WSH is of little use to most general users, therefore, it is b

, other virus processes will immediately create the terminated process.Solution: scan and kill in security mode. 2) use the virus code injected into the system process as mentioned above to protect the virus process.Solution: Same as 3. 3) the virus is started as a system service, so we cannot terminate it through the task manager. Solution: stop the virus service first, and then completely scan and kill the virus.If you cannot see or stop the virus service, you need to handle it in securi

characteristics of the virus. The virus suffix lets us know which variant of the virus is now in your machine. Some of the common virus prefixes are explained below (for the Windows operating system that we use most): 1. System virus The prefix of the system virus is: Win32, PE, Win95, W32, W95, etc. The general public nature of these viruses is the *.exe and *.dll files that can infect Windows operating systems and propagate through these files.