Latest articles from Virus Protection Articles (http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/) CommonSense CMS 3600 http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/ The Windows Firewall Unit virus is a newly released infection which works by installing itself onto your computer, and then causing all sorts of problems for your system. The virus is known in the technical world as a piece of "spyware," which is basically a special kind of virus - which takes over various important aspects of your PC, and then proves to be extremely difficult to remove. The problem with this virus is that it's basically a piece of software, and therefore has the ability to block the antivirus programs you'll already be using on your PC. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/how-to-rid-your-a284.html Mon, 06 Jun 2011 05:16:38 CDT Many people have it in mind that what they fear most is being a victim of online crime. By that, the general meaning is identity theft, bank account "invasion" and credit card issues. This can be such an issue for many that they will NOT use the internet. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/computer-security-and-threats-a283.html Mon, 06 Jun 2011 05:12:38 CDT Why should you buy antivirus software and protect your computer and registry with a system scanner and optimizer when there is so much free software available on the internet? There are several reasons you should be very careful about using free software to protect your PC. Does free antivirus software work? http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/does-free-antivirus-software-a282.html Sun, 05 Jun 2011 04:17:52 CDT Don't even get me started on how ANNOYING the Antivirus Center virus is. It installs itself onto your PC from some unknown website, and then has the audacity to try and con you into buying the fake upgrade to the infection through showing you some extremely annoying false scanning results. If you're "normal" and HATE this infection, then I've got good news. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/antivirus-center-removal-tutorial-a275.html Wed, 11 May 2011 05:51:04 CDT If you suddenly see a piece of software scanning your computer and warning you that it is infected with malware and viruses the first thing you might do is to panic and wonder what to do next. If it tells you that you need to buy the full version to stop your personal information being stolen and windows from being damaged by a virus you might well buy it without asking yourself an important question first. How did this antivirus software get on my computer? http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/get-rid-of-windows-a273.html Wed, 11 May 2011 05:45:07 CDT These days, mostly everyone knows they must protect themselves from viruses, trojans, worms, and other types of malware on their home computers and laptops. But few people have given much thought to protecting themselves on their mobile devices, including cell phone, iPads, and other notebook or tablet computers. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/antivirus-software-for-mobile-a272.html Wed, 11 May 2011 05:42:46 CDT The email is one of the known channels where a virus can multiply and spread itself. The viruses that find their way through the email are said to be so deceptive and tricky that what appears to be an innocent attachment from your friend's email message may just turn out to be an email virus carrier. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/break-free-from-email-a271.html Wed, 11 May 2011 05:39:16 CDT Almost everywhere you go on the Internet, you come across victims of malware, hackers, phishing attacks and e-mail scams. These victims turn up like wounded civilians at all the malware removal forums and the security divisions of community driven web sites, seeking for help and advice to recover from the damages caused by these malicious threats. It is like a war ground, claiming casualties everyday. As with any war, you suffer a lot of casualties when you allow the enemy to get past your defences and it is even worse when you have no defences at all. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/internet-security-is-more-a240.html Sat, 02 Feb 2008 12:18:54 CST Helpful information for online safety. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/behavior-to-stay-safer-a209.html Sat, 21 Jul 2007 22:04:09 CDT Let me tell you how a hacker can take advantage of you without you knowing about it. My true story. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/the-computer-virus-that-a208.html Sat, 21 Jul 2007 22:02:27 CDT A brief overview of computer virus, anti virus software and how it's not 100% effective. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/anti-virus-software-a176.html Mon, 16 Apr 2007 13:44:48 CDT Protecting your computer from a virus is getting harder and harder each day. While it may border on the paranoid, it goes without saying that you can't leave your guard down for one second. Even corporate giant Microsoft has found its own systems http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/fighting-off-viruses-advancements-a160.html Sun, 25 Feb 2007 13:05:06 CST One huge reason why people consider Switching to Mac is because of the constant threat of Virus on a PC. So "Is a Mac really safe from Viruses?" http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/is-a-mac-really-a157.html Sun, 25 Feb 2007 12:48:17 CST Viruses and spyware is no strange thing to computer users these days. Everyday we need to update our anti-virus and anti-spyware programs to keep our computers protected against these threats. A scan once a week or more is required to reveal any nasty pests, which infiltrated your system without being detected. While it is imperative to have software protecting our computers against these threats, is it just as important to know how these infections occur and where they come from. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/the-top-10-culprits-a141.html Thu, 18 Jan 2007 11:04:14 CST A computer virus can cause all kinds of problems when it infects your computer. In most cases, however, the problems can be sorted out with some work. Find out what steps you can take to recover after a virus infects your computer. http://www.emailantivirus.info/articles/how-to-recover-after-a122.html Sun, 17 Dec 2006 14:33:45 CST