Viruses: Nature’s Hackers

Virus: With the evolution of natural hackers for over a billion years, we have access to highly adaptable DNA to the environment. All DNA strands are like some computer code, and surprisingly they are open source code. The easiest way to change the code is to use a virus. Viruses are used to join new genes to host DNA. The problem is as follows. Do humans have the right to tamper with this code? The answer lies in the essence of human beings; man is an explorer that transcends every boundary we encounter.

Hackers of all sectors use our vulnerability. But those biggest hackers are instigators. Because he uses not only our equipment, apps and gadgets but also our leaders. He can detect virus vulnerabilities and insert viruses that can change our social system. So the challenge is to fix loopholes that make it very easy to attack leadership and civil society tends to go offline. The good news is as follows. It's easier than it sounds. The bad news is that it needs real leadership, that is, courage, wisdom, elegance, persistence. The loophole mentioned above is a large cognitive bias built in civil society agencies. During the economic boom they will smooth the circle of interactions and enable discussion and discussion. But in difficult times, they open their doors to invaders who want to destroy the houses built by mankind.

Because of the high revision cost, the virus is a problem. They cost money to write and create; however, hackers still create them. Hackers create viruses to understand what they can do, but now it can be very harmful. This virus can cause huge damage to computer systems and workplaces. There is a possibility that a lot of data may be lost, which may make it difficult to operate the business. Viruses can destroy all information on the system, which is a very expensive and time-consuming process. They spend a lot on information loss and downtime. Organizations need to ensure that they are deploying antivirus systems.

In fact, it still holds today. There are many stories of malicious hackers destroying computer systems, entering the network, spreading computer viruses, but most hackers merely wonder - they are all in the computer world I want to know the complexity. Some people use their knowledge to help companies and governments build better security measures. Others may use their skills for more unethical efforts

Immediately after the first computer was developed, the computer virus reached the computer field (Benford, 2011). At these times harmful programs have evolved over the years, and hackers have developed modern viruses to take advantage of many features unique to modern computers. "Trojan horse, ... Software bombs (self explosives, etc.), logic bombs (given specific clues), time bombs (entered by clock time), replicators (" rabbits "etc)" Cloning until all memory is full ", worm (egg laying via networked computer system), etc. (pp. 112 - 113)