Now, let's talk about malware attacks, if you have ever seen antivirus alerts pop up on your computer
screen or if you have mistakenly clipped a malicious e-mail attachment, then you have had a close call
with malware.
Attackers slow to use malware to gain a foothold in user's computer and consequently the office they
work working because it can be very effective malware, their first to various forms of harmful software
such as virus.
Then somewhere and Trojans once malware in your computer, it can break all sorts of havoc from taking
control of your machine to monitoring your actions and keystrokes to silently send all sorts of confidential
data from your computer or network to attackers.
Computer network attackers will use a variety of methods to get a malware into your computer, but at
some stage it often require user to take an action to install the malware.
This action can include clicking a link to download a file or opening an attachment that may look no
harmless, like a word document or PDA for attachment.
But actually it has a malware install hidden.