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Antivirus Software
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Antivirus Software
A computer program designed to find, remove, and protect against malicious software such as viruses, worms, and Trojan horses. Antivirus software has become especially important for businesses as their activities have become increasingly reliant on the Internet.
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Still other nasty viruses employ tricks to avoid removal strategies, and will re-infect a machine after an anti-virus program or a user tries to delete them.
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