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CS06 Viruses and Malware

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Reading about malware can be scary, but instead, let’s see how we can stop it from getting in.

 

It often spreads via spam. If you’ve ever had a spam email with a suspicious attachment, there’s a good chance it contained malware.

 

This is why you should never open an email attachment you weren’t expecting, even if it looks harmless.