What porn sites have viruses

Avery Swartz Updated October 13, A few years ago, my husband and I decided we needed a third computer. Nothing fancy, just a cheap laptop for a couple hundred bucks from Costco. Some malware, like spyware and Trojans, go unnoticed, but may work in the background collecting data on you and slowing down your computer. Viruses can stop your operating system or software from working, or destroy files on your computer.

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The websites most affected by viruses each have about 18, nasties to attack net users' computers, an internet security company says. Simply visiting one of the "Top Dirtiest" websites - without downloading or even clicking anything - could expose your computer to infection and put your personal information into the hands of criminals, anti-virus software company Norton Symantec says. Company spokeswoman Natalie Connor says the list was compiled using global data collected on Norton Safe Web, a site which analyses websites' security risks and has 20 million users providing site reviews. The top infected sites had on average 18, threats and 40 per cent of the sites had more than 20, threats. A staggering 75 per cent of websites on the list were found to be distributing "malware" for more than six months.

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I mean, it's just a website. It may be extremely explicit, but what is it about a porn site that causes these viruses. I was told that some peple actually pay people to send viruses into other people's computers that watch porn. Is that true.

Since the earliest days of the internet, sketchy porn sites and viruses have gone hand in hand. But a new report by the cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab shows that hackers are using a cheeky new way of spreading malware. In short, they're using porn as a trap, in the hopes that horny web-browsers will stumble into a pit of viruses with one click. Kaspersky's investigation shows that the risks are different depending on how you're browsing for porn.