Category: Antivirus & Malware
A virus is a piece of code which is capable of copying itself in order to do damage to your computer, including corrupting your system or destroying data. Malware, on the other hand, is an umbrella term that stands for a variety of malicious software, including Trojans, spyware, worms, adware, ransomware and yes, viruses.
Latest Viruses That Affect the Windows Operating System From a Security Point of View
A good virus scanner is able to catch malware automatically, even if there is no virus to remove. This research was carried out to find out the latest viruses that are affecting the Windows operating system from a security point of view. The research has been mainly done for analyzing the latest viruses and Malware…
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Japanese Household Assets – A Good Sign of Japan’s Economic Recovery
A strong Japanese economy could create plenty of new jobs. Households are taking the hit in real terms, but they want to protect their future. Records show that more households have more assets than ever before, with many households taking advantage of low interest rates to purchase assets and raise cash. Record-High Japanese Household Assets…
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How to Write a Good Headline
Does Joe Manzo ever sleep? *** Headline: Google’s Deep Throat was a lie. Headline: My favorite way to write an article is to insert an image. *** Headline: The best way to improve your headline is by writing a sentence of your own. *** Headline: If you just put in the topic of your article,…
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US Technology Black Haberrs Abuse Tech to Spy on Other Countries
A group of US agencies, including the FBI and the CIA, are allegedly behind an unprecedented series of snooping and hacking attempts against India, which have resulted in the US intelligence agency spying on Indian leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi US tech abused by Indian govt to spy on Pak, China Article by: S.…
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COVID-19 Dossier – The Most Comprehensive Source of Information About COVID-19 Vaccine
The U.S. government says it’s working fast to produce a COVID-19 vaccine, but the process is a little tricky. Summary: The Dossier on home grown COVID-19 vaccine was released by the Government under the Official Information Act. The government has provided the information as it is and no official notice is required in public before…
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Nicki Minaj Responds to a Tweet by Kelly Rowland, Asking if Vaccination is Safe
Nicki Minaj responded to a tweet by former pop star and actress Kelly Rowland, asking if vaccination is safe, and was criticized for her stance. Headline: The “#NoMoreFakeVaccines” movement started in response to a Tweet by former pop star and actress Kelly Rowland, who has been outspoken against vaccines. In an interview with The Washington…
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How to Buy From Reputable Reviews and Reviews
If you’re running a business that depends on online sales then you’re going to get hit with an extreme drop in sales. How can you survive if you rely on people paying you to promote your business? Retail locations with public health lockdown orders are eligible to receive lockdown support. Contact Information: M. Anderson, Jr.…
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The Cybersecurity Sector Is Booming
The cybersecurity sector has exploded. As the number of breaches by ransomware and malware (especially ransomware and bot malware) rose in recent years, cyber-criminals have turned their attention to cybersecurity. Headline: The Cybersecurity Sector is Booming. The cyber industry just keeps growing. Cybersecurity is the hottest field this quarter. Headline: The Cybersecurity Sector is growing.…
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Dutert to SolGen: Order to Audit Red Cross
Helping local residents prepare for catastrophic flooding is a top priority for Dutert’s Red Cross. That’s why this year, an order has been given to SolGen to audit Red Cross-owned properties in the state of Washington. To SolGen: the order to audit Red Cross by the Government of Indonesia. | Dutert to SolGen: Order COA…
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Bidding Process for the 14th National Games of China
For the 14th time, the Olympic Games will be held in China. The event is expected to attract more than 30 million visitors. I have been to China before and have always thought the country has enough to offer in terms of facilities and infrastructure. Article Author: Dr. John Lee, University of Delaware; Author’s Biography:…
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