Collaborate Disseminate
Inflammation resulting from a viral infection has traditionally been thought to cause acute myocarditis, which can lead to fatal heart arrhythmias in otherwise healthy young adults. Now, a new study has shown for the first time that the virus itself da… Continue reading Myocarditis game-changer: We’ve blamed the wrong culprit
I have an offline network with 200 users. and routers, switches, 4 esxi servers and 1 netapp rack.
After about a year, my team found out that we have a virus in the network called streamer.exe that is a coin miner but because the network … Continue reading Streamer Virus on offline network [closed]
I downloaded an Excel (.xlsx) file from the internet.
Then I tried to open it by double-clicking on it.
But it suddenly crashed.
Could this mean it could’ve contained a virus or malware?
Continue reading Can double-clicking an infected .xlsx file infect me if it crashed?
Can a .php virus infect you from a download only even if you dont open it or execute it? And what can it do on a mobile device, is it still as dangerous as in a PC?
Continue reading About .php virus, if not open or executed can it still infect you? [duplicate]
Perhaps one of the most persistent debates around COVID has been the reason behind the disease’s neurological symptoms. Ever since SARS-CoV-2 emerged in late 2019 the virus has been known for its novel effects on the brain: Extreme fatigue, cognitive a… Continue reading Inflammation or infection: The debate over COVID’s effect on the brain
Infection with the virus that’s the main cause of cold sores may double a person’s risk of developing dementia, according to a new study. Adding to growing evidence of a link between the two, further research is needed to investigate whether anti-herpe… Continue reading Dementia risk doubled by common herpes virus, study finds
I was under the impression that an antivirus for Linux makes sense only for installing in business computers. Checking Norton/BitDefender/Karpesky I don’t see any Linux option for the first or any non business specific solution for the oth… Continue reading Is an antivirus needed for linux home usage when there is exchange of files with other OS e.g. Windows?
Our bodies are home to trillions of microbes, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and a whole host of others. Now, Stanford scientists have discovered an entirely new class of biological entities inside us, which they’ve ominously named “Obelisks.”Cont… Continue reading Completely new type of “biological entity” discovered in our bodies
Researchers have developed a silicon surface covered in nanosized spikes that is 96% effective in impaling and destroying a common virus responsible for causing respiratory illnesses, particularly in infants and young children. The technology could be … Continue reading Nanoscale spikes 96% effective at impaling and destroying common virus
By Deeba Ahmed
HP CEO Enrique Lores defended HP’s practice of bricking printers when loaded with third-party ink.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: HP Claims Monopoly on Ink, Alleges 3rd-Party Cartridge Malware Risk
Continue reading HP Claims Monopoly on Ink, Alleges 3rd-Party Cartridge Malware Risk