To make it really short, users can get badware from many sources including phishing email messages that are getting very intelligent and hard to detect. Risky websites will certainly carry a chance of infection as well. Downloading unknown and unverified software can contain code to harm your computer. Bootleg copies of commercially paid applications can most certainly contain hidden software that may run in background with no easy way of detection or removal. Lately some unsecured website that are normally trusted can get infected with code that can run without user interaction or permission to install apps designed to gather personal and sensitive information. Scareware is a new tactics that targets user to give out credit card information in exchange for documents, pictures and other files – these malware are considered as hijacking applications. Outdated system files are often used to target vulnerable systems and networks to spread malware – there are way too many variables involved. We are available to offer education on detection and prevention methods.