Spyware is a type of malicious computer code that collects information from your computer and how we use it and provides it to you without our permission and without our being aware of it, often for commercial purposes. A report prepared by Webroot and Earthlink, two companies specializing in the protection of computer data, indicates that 90% of computers have this type of virtual spies installed that collect personal information from the user, such as what software we have installed, what pages we visit, and so on. Worse still, these programs make our computer work worse and more slowly, since it consumes part of its resources, and unless specific programs are used to find them or the antivirus has been programmed to detect them, they are not usually located.
What is spyware?
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