What is a Computer Worm ? How to Remove ?
Computers worms are designed to leverage vulnerabilities that allow them to gain control over a device then scan the network for other vulnerable devices and so one
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What is a Trojan ? How to Remove ?
Trojan horses usually use social engineering, like a pirated software or a fake Office document send by mail, to gain control over a computer. Once installed, they usually hide themselves from the system and make it impossible for the user to remove.
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What is a Virus ? How to Remove ?
Computer viruses were the first kind of malware that were developed. At the beginning, they were not malicious per se (the first computer virus “Creeper”, developed in 1970 only displayed a message), but soon after malicious ones begin to appear and counter-measures known as “anti-virus” software were developed.
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What is an Adware ? How to Remove ?
Adware (ad-ware) are a quite recent thread, compared of the others. They begin to rise in popularity with the decline of the shareware license model. Instead of offering trial version of the software they developed, software writers began to include ads in their installers
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Windows 10 Updates Are Ending — Don’t Let Your PC Become a Target
Microsoft will stop free updates for Windows 10 in October 2025. Unpatched systems will face growing risks. Here’s how Adlice Protect keeps you safe. The End of an Era Microsoft has officially confirmed that Windows 10 support ends on October 14, 2025.After that date, your computer will no longer receive security updates, bug fixes, or…
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Your Computer is Slow? Here are The Best Tools to Speed Things Up
A slow computer is one of the most frustrating things you can face. Whether you’re trying to work, play, or just browse the internet, waiting for your PC to respond can feel like forever. The good news? You don’t need to buy a new machine right away. With the right optimizations and tools, you can…
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Your Outdated Software Is an Open Door for Hackers
We’ve all done it. A little popup appears in the corner of the screen: “Update available.” You click “Remind me later” without a second thought. Maybe you’re in the middle of something. Maybe you just don’t want to deal with a restart right now. Totally understandable. The problem is that hackers are counting on exactly…
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