Malware: Malware, the word is used to denote malicious software that enters your computer without your will. 

You never know where it came from as it can be hidden in any file you download, yet its effects are immediately visible! And then it becomes imperative that you delete it to keep your computer and your information private and confidential at all costs. Let's take a look at the harmful effects that are exhibited on your system when attacked by malware and see how you can remove it.

1. Infects your Computer
The infection begins exactly like a virus that infects the human bloodstream. Imagine that you visit your favorite website and a pop-up appears asking you to allow certain ads to run on that website.

In your rush to continue browsing, just read the pop-up window and click Allow. This permission takes one second to allow a Trojan horse, spyware, or virus to enter your system. As long as the ad continues to run malware downloads on your computer.

You will notice unwanted dialog boxes on your screen that will disappear before you can make a choice or pop-up windows that will disappear quickly if your system has actually been infected.

2. Save your Text
Certain malicious programs record text as it is typed on your system. This creates a huge security threat, as many times you don't save your email addresses and passwords just because you don't want to risk having your accounts hacked if you are the victim of theft. 

However, if the malware records your handwriting, every time you type in your data, you are basically giving the malware exactly what it wants: your confidential information!

3. Slows down your System
A malware runs in the background. You'll never see it up front. All your software will work fine while the malware is running in the background without your knowledge. However, the only difference you will feel will be your computer slowing down. 

The malware will run in your random access memory (RAM), which will slow down as it will take up a lot of space.