Have you heard of some of the infamous computer viruses that rattled the digital world? Trust us—you do not want these bad ...

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Fake virus alerts are scams designed to make you panic and click on malicious links or download harmful software. Watch out for red flags like poor grammar, weird URLs, flashing warnings, and messages ...

Lab-grown life has taken a major leap forward as scientists use AI to create a new virus that has never been seen before.

Artistic initiatives turn cybersecurity into immersive exhibits at the Museum of Malware Art, transforming cyber threats into thought-provoking experiences ...

Abstract: Cybercrimes comprise any offenses involving a network and a computer. It’s possible that the computer was the object of the crime in some instances, or that it was utilized to commit the ...

On January 19, 1986, the world became aware of what is widely regarded as the first major computer virus to spread globally: Brain. While earlier experimental self-replicating programs had existed, ...

In 1986, 'Welcome to the dungeon' was the message that flashed up on computer screens. Brain is thought to be the first virus for personal computers. It spread around the world and became infamous ...

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After 33 years, Bernardo Quintero decided it was time to find the person who changed his life — the anonymous programmer who created a computer virus that had infected his university decades earlier.

The digital world keeps changing, and so do the ways people try to break into our systems. It feels like every year, there’s something new and trickier out there. We’re talking about computer viruses ...