Korruptsia
Korruptsia is a computer virus that was first detected in the early 2000s. The virus was designed to infect Microsoft Windows operating systems and was primarily spread through email attachments and infected software downloads. The virus's primary function was to display a fake warning message claiming that the user's system had been compromised by a virus and that they needed to purchase a fake antivirus software to remove the infection.
However, instead of removing the virus, the antivirus software actually installed itself on the user's system
Korruptsia is considered a low-level virus and was not extremely widespread or destructive. However, its presence
Updates to operating systems and security software have largely mitigated the threat posed by Korruptsia, making
Overall, Korruptsia serves as a reminder of the importance of keeping software up to date, using reputable