virus
A malicious program that replicates itself on a computer.
A virus that spreads through email attachments.
The specific virus that causes AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome).
The virus that causes influenza.
A virus that causes death.
A virus that causes death.
A virus that causes death.
A virus that can be passed easily from one person to another.
A virus that can be transmitted through the air.
A virus that is very severe and spreads quickly.
A virus that is active and capable of replication, often used in vaccines.
A very unpleasant virus.
To program a new computer virus.
To make a new computer virus.
To make a new computer virus.
To cause a virus to be given to many people.
To have a virus in your body.
To get a virus.
To give a virus to someone else (more formal).
To get a virus.
To discover or identify the presence of a virus.
To have a virus in your body that can be passed to others, often without showing symptoms.
To get a virus (more formal).
To recognize and name a specific type of virus.
To try to get rid of a virus in the body.
To give a virus to someone else.
To give a virus to someone else.
To find a new or unknown virus for the first time.
Software or measures to keep a computer safe from viruses.
A program that checks for viruses on a computer.
The possibility of danger from a computer virus.
A message informing about a new virus threat.
The state of being infected with a virus.
A substance that protects against a specific virus.
The virus harms a computer system or file.
The virus ruins a computer system or file.
The virus moves from one person or place to another.
The virus enters a person or thing and causes disease.
The virus harms a person or thing.
The virus causes the death of a person or thing.