evilware

Software, such as a virus or spyware, that has a damaging effect on a computer system. IT is investigating now, but it seems that some evilware has compromised our system.

malware

Software designed to be installed surreptitiously and steal information from the user or inflict harm on their computer. Never download anything from a website unless you are 100% certain it is legitimate—you never know when a site is trying to trick you into downloading malware. The new wave of malware has been locking users' files behind an encrypted password, which they have to pay the authors of the malware to have unlocked.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

malware

and evilware

n. malicious software; software that intentionally harms normal computer software. (Includes viruses, spyware, data miners, trojan horses, and other programs designed to damage or destroy a computer.) The industry is concerned about the increase in “malware” but leaders don’t know what to do at this point. I used all sorts of stuff to get rid of the evilware, but it’s still there somewhere.

evilware

verb

See malware

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

data
data miner
miner
the toothpaste is out of the tube
place (one) in an awkward position
place in an awkward position
put (one) in an awkward position
put in an awkward position
unring
unring a bell

词组	evilware
释义	evilware evilware Software, such as a virus or spyware, that has a damaging effect on a computer system. IT is investigating now, but it seems that some evilware has compromised our system. malware Software designed to be installed surreptitiously and steal information from the user or inflict harm on their computer. Never download anything from a website unless you are 100% certain it is legitimate—you never know when a site is trying to trick you into downloading malware. The new wave of malware has been locking users' files behind an encrypted password, which they have to pay the authors of the malware to have unlocked. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. malware and evilware n. malicious software; software that intentionally harms normal computer software. (Includes viruses, spyware, data miners, trojan horses, and other programs designed to damage or destroy a computer.) The industry is concerned about the increase in “malware” but leaders don’t know what to do at this point. I used all sorts of stuff to get rid of the evilware, but it’s still there somewhere. evilware verb See malware McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: data data miner miner the toothpaste is out of the tube place (one) in an awkward position place in an awkward position put (one) in an awkward position put in an awkward position unring unring a bell
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