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Unless you run the Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool and install industry-standard, up-to-date antivirus software on your computer, there is no way to be certain if your computer is infected with a virus or not. These are common signs of infection-but they might also indicate hardware or software problems that have nothing to do with a virus. You see distorted menus and dialog boxes.Applications on your computer don't work correctly.Your computer restarts on its own and then fails to run normally.Your computer crashes and restarts every few minutes.Your computer stops responding or freezes often.Your computer runs more slowly than normal.Here are a few indicators that your computer might be infected: How do I know if my computer has been infected?Īfter you open and run an infected program or attachment on your computer, you might not realize that you've introduced a virus until you notice something isn't quite right. Microsoft Security Essentials helps protect against spyware, too. Note: What you might think is a virus could actually be spyware. If you suspect your computer has been infected, the Microsoft Windows website provides step-by-step instructions for removing viruses and other malware.įortunately, if you update your computer and use free antivirus software such as Microsoft Security Essentials, you can help permanently remove unwanted software and prevent installation in the first place. Don’t just stare at your keyboard and make one up yourself, use an app like (shameless plug) KEYBOX to do it for you and help you remember them.Ī computer virus is malicious software (also known as "malware") that can copy itself and infect other software or files on your computer. A random password has little to no patterns (depending on the generator).

USE A RANDOM PASSWORD GENERATOR! Hackers thrive on patterns so stop giving them.NEVER, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES EMAIL YOUR PASSWORDS! Once emailed, they are no longer secure and potentially belong to everybody.

If I hack your Gmail account password I’m going to assume you used this password for your Facebook account, your Flickr account etc…

If and when your password gets hacked the damage will spread far.

DON’T REUSE THE SAME PASSWORD ACROSS 2 OR MORE SITES/SERVICES.

You are a hacker’s best source of entertainment. You’re not a genius, thousands of people before you have used the EXACT same password thinking they too were clever.

DON’T JUST APPEND A ’1′ OR ’123′ OR SOMETHING EQUALLY PREDICTABLE ONTO A COMMON WORD, THINKING IT MAKES IT UNCOMMON.

DON’T USE COMMON WORDS, PERIOD! Hackers have dictionaries of these and only need to look up your hashed password against their dictionaries to find out your password.