computer viruses

Provides information and advice about combating computer viruses, discussing how to avoid, identify, and remove them, in addition to other related topics.

High-tech criminals are now facing innovative cybercrime prevention specialistscomputer forensic scientists. Readers learn how these skilled professionals track down perpetrators, and more importantly, how all computer users can protect themselves from the omnipresent threat of cybercrime.

"When an ally betrays the Urban Outlaws and steals a dangerous computer virus, the kids have no choice but to team up with a shadowy figure known as "The Shepherd" to take down their foe, and as they explore the unfamiliar streets and secret passageways of New York City and Los Angeles, they once again risk everything to save themselves. . . and the world"--Provided by publisher.

Herobrine, the artificially intelligent virus intent on infecting the Internet with evil, attacks Crafter, the most sensitive NPC on the server, and Gameknight must journey to The End to destroy Herobrine and his villainous creations.

"The world's most destructive computer virus has been unleashed, and it's up to the Urban Outlaws--five tough kids dedicated to bringing justice to their city--to destroy it"--Provided by publisher.

Journalist Felix Moore sets out to write the story of Australian Gabrielle Baillieux's release of a computer virus called Angel Worm, which results in the release of thousands of prisoners in Australia and the U.S. In the process, Moore ends up uncovering a link to a decades-old conflict between Australia and America.

A computer virus is linked to a growing number of deaths leaving only one option to stop the fatalities but the cost might be to high.

Charlie, a math genius with otherworldly skills, is plucked out of his own time by Geneva, a bionic girl from the future, and recruited to help defeat Gramercy Foxx, a tycoon who plans to unleash a deadly biological computer virus that will enslave the world--and the two children have only twenty days to accomplish their task.

Describes the deliberate insertion of false and self-destructive commands into computer programs and core memory.