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Join Date: Apr 2011
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I want to be aware what to stay away from.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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depends, so many out there to chose from, I know smitfraud is bad but besides that little nasty bugger, I'm not sure. I heard something a while ago about hacking the person your talking to through msn with hex editing stuff, but i have no idea tbh, i'll leave it there
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BSOD
Join Date: Apr 2011
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Me, just kidding but one that erases every thing on your computer
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 45
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well, technically the most dangerous is the Stuxnet but that is only dangerous for computers that have controllers for industrial equipment, and it was built to target two Irainian Nuclear Facilities.
My least favorite personal computer virus however, is the type that holds your computer hostage until you buy their "anti"-virus software. Like Anti-Soft.
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Daemon Poster
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 625
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anyone of them that pisses me off.
Thou, I actually don't get viruses all that often. once a year at the most. But I usually format my boot drive once a year anyway.
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Fully Optimized
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: United Kingdom
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the majority of Trojans and rootkits these days are pretty devious little buggers.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 168
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Sort of depends on what you rank a really bad virus on.
I guess the major characteristics of a bad virus are: Damage/Payload Ability to replicate Stealth/Not be easily detected by AV Hard to delete For example, a nuker virus like cadsorin mentioned would rank like this: Catagories 1,2, and 4 would be 5/5. It's incredibly powerful, very hard to detect before it strikes, and the fourth category really doesn't apply. However, it really can't spread, since if it instantly wipes the drive, it cannot replicate to other machines. The only way it would get around is through fake downloads or torrents, and it would hit a hundred computers at the max. A bad Trojan would really excel in all categories, since it can steal personal information, remain hidden even to good AVs and can be incredibly resilient. |
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