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Malware or malicious software is a piece of computer code designed to weaken, take control or disrupt the operation of a computer system or mobile device.
Making money illegally is one of the main reasons for creating malware, and many other factors, including Cyberwarfare, Cyberespionage, and hacking.
It can come in many forms. Malware can enter your device by downloading suspicious files from infected sites, hiding in another file, or emailing you with a link or attachment that appears to be beneficial.
Ransomware can lock the user's computer or encrypt the data and files on the computer using powerful encryption methods and hold the computer hostage. It is too hard to decrypt without the decryption key. And makers will threaten to extort money or ransom to recover the computer or decrypt the data.
They will often tell you to pay in the form of Bitcoin, which security strategies cannot trace.
"Spyware" in the fullest sense of the word is created to spy.
This is used to monitor the user's activity without their knowledge.
It can collect data such as your internet browsing history, search history, and login details.
A virus can contaminate your computer system, make it unusable or delete files. It is a type of malware that can spread to other devices by copying itself. It can spread by attaching to other files.
The Trojan is malware that pretends to be legitimate and enters your computer.
Trojans, which enter a computer as a normal file or program, give remote control to its manufacturer or cyber crocs or steal sensitive data such as your financial and confidential information.
The user is tricked into operating and activating it on their computer, and also which can download other malware and even act as spyware.
Worms are very similar to viruses and do not require the user's actions to spread like viruses.
It can also spread alone and damage your computer, which is designed to overload web servers by consuming bandwidth.
Key loggers are malware that tracks the user's keystrokes.
It collects this keystroke information and delivers it to the creators of the malware via the Internet. This information may include confidential information such as bank account login details.
Rootkits are designed to remotely control a computer without even being exposed to security software.
Using Rootkits, hackers can remotely change system settings, execute files, steal data, install other malicious malware, and even change security software.
Cryptocurrency miners can also be referred to as some kind of malware. This is because you may unknowingly install such miners on your computer through suspicious links or with other software.
This cryptocurrency mining consumes the physical resources of your device.
Most malware requires human activity to operate. So you have to be more careful when accessing insecure websites, clicking on links, or activating unknown files.
Using SEOCoreTools Google Malware Checker, you can make sure that a website does not contain malicious malware before visiting it.
How to use it?
> Enter the URL you want to check and click the green "Submit" button.
> You will be redirected to google's "Safe Browsing site status" page and you will see the focused site status.
