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This document discusses computer viruses, including what they do, how to detect them, different types of malicious software and viruses, how viruses spread, how to remove viruses, how antivirus software works to prevent viruses, and tips to prevent malware infection. It provides an index of topics covered on slides 3 through 16, with keywords including malicious, harmful, destructive, detection, removal, antivirus, and prevention.
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