Are you a host to malware
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This document discusses malware and how it can affect computers. It defines malware as malicious software and outlines common types like viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware. The document notes that malware can steal personal information, delete files, use computer resources, and encrypt data. It also explains that malware often spreads through human actions like clicking suspicious links and explains how to identify and avoid malware infections.
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