A good virus will not crash a machine. It simply attaches itself to executable parts of the software inside our machines. It’s triggered by an event and will do whatever it has been designed to do (payload) and simply let the machine continue where it left off. The virus is a parasite. It feeds on…
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All cells have life. Viruses and some forms of borderline crystals also have life. So, what is life all about? Is it a DNA strand? Some viruses don’t have DNA, just RNA. Here’s my definition: Life is that which is in motion – outside or inside. Change is life. Replication is life. And most important…
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There is no such thing as 100% security. A lot has happened in the year 2018. We had the rise of malware like ransomware where an attacker infects a machine and most likely encrypts the data inside it. They ask for money (typically bitcoin) in order to restore it back. Other times hackers use our…
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