Does it concern you that your computer is sharing personal private information, and data, on the Internet? That very computer you're happy with, "because it works just fine", is the ultimate target for hackers looking for easy access to your files. Vulnerabilities in old software make your computer more open to attackers. Cybercriminals frequently scan PCs with different types of malware, to locate vulnerabilities they can use to gain entry to your computer. Perhaps your family member or a friend has told you, "You're completely safe online", as long as your anti-virus is up to date. If you're listening to them perhaps you're not concerned! The question remains, does it concern you that your computer is sharing your private information with the bad guys?
You should be...terrified. You are not safe. It's already happened, and I'll prove it.
First, the bad guys gain access usually through your browser using a tool called malware. Malware is an ever-evolving malicious code which is why having antivirus alone is useless. This malicious code I mention is becoming more and more dangerous each day. So is malware already present on your computer?
Here's how you can find out:
Common signs malware is present:
Your PC is very slow and at times unresponsive
Your PC is freezing or locking up
Your PC is experiencing pop-ups
Your PC has gone to BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
Your PC reboots intermittently without warning
Your Internet surfing activities are blocked or redirected to sites you did not click on
You can't connect to the Internet even though your network icon shows that you are connected
Your PC informs you that your anti-virus software is turned off (and you're unable to turn it back on)
If you're experiencing any of the above problems, malware is present on your PC! The most important thing to know is that I can help!
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