Post by raihanali747 on Jan 6, 2024 2:05:16 GMT -5
when John von Neumann presented his work on the theory of complex automata, which stated that any computer program could be replicated. 125 The first recorded viruses appeared in the 1970s, starting with the experimental self-replicating program "Creeper Worm" created by Bob Thomas of BNN Technologies. Since then, many malware have appeared, but we will mention only a few prominent examples. 125 In the time since the Creeper experiment, there have been more malware infections than we can fit into one article. 128 However, here we will list a few of the most famous ones.
126 Year Malicious Programs 1986 PC-Write Trojan 1988 Morris worm 1991 Michelangelo virus 1999 Melissa virus 2000 ILOVEYOU worm 2005 Koobface virus 2013 Cryptolocker 2017 Random WannaCry software 1986: One of the earliest Trojan Phone Number List programs was the PC-Write Trojan, which erases all user files. 127 1988: The Morris worm infected a significant number of ARPANET computers in 1988. 1991:
The Michelangelo virus, released on Michelangelo's birthday in 1991, was designed to erase data from hard drives. This short list represents only a small portion of the numerous malware programs that constantly threaten Internet-connected networks and devices around the world. 127 Today, with the increase in the number of devices, malware can affect smartphones, tablets, PCs, laptops and any other device connected to the Internet.127
126 Year Malicious Programs 1986 PC-Write Trojan 1988 Morris worm 1991 Michelangelo virus 1999 Melissa virus 2000 ILOVEYOU worm 2005 Koobface virus 2013 Cryptolocker 2017 Random WannaCry software 1986: One of the earliest Trojan Phone Number List programs was the PC-Write Trojan, which erases all user files. 127 1988: The Morris worm infected a significant number of ARPANET computers in 1988. 1991:
The Michelangelo virus, released on Michelangelo's birthday in 1991, was designed to erase data from hard drives. This short list represents only a small portion of the numerous malware programs that constantly threaten Internet-connected networks and devices around the world. 127 Today, with the increase in the number of devices, malware can affect smartphones, tablets, PCs, laptops and any other device connected to the Internet.127