The Most Dangerous Computer Viruses Explained (Full Series)

The Most Dangerous Computer Viruses Explained in 12 Minutes From creepy pop-up messages to malware that could destroy your files, steal banking information, and lock entire systems, these computer threats changed the history of cybersecurity. In this video, we explore 12 dangerous and fascinating viruses and malware programs, including Happy99, Chernobyl (CIH), Zeus Trojan, Elk Cloner, Bonzi Buddy, MEMZ, YouAreAnIdiot, ILOVEYOU, Petya Ransomware, WannaCry, MyDoom, and CryptoLocker. Some spread through floppy disks and email. Others disrupted computers, targeted financial information, or encrypted important files for ransom. Each one reveals a different side of the history of computer malware. Which of these threats surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments! — TIMESTAMPS — 00:00 Happy99 00:59 Chernobyl (CIH) 01:50 Elk Cloner 02:50 Brain Virus 03:50 Zeus Trojan 04:50 CryptoLocker 05:55 ILOVEYOU 07:00 MyDoom 08:00 WannaCry 08:50 Petya Ransomware 09:49 MEMZ 10:21 YouAreAnIdiot 11:10 Bonzi Buddy — DISCLAIMER — This video is created for educational and entertainment purposes only. The content is simplified to make the history of computer viruses and malware easier to understand. Subscribe to The Red Explainer for more computer viruses, cybersecurity, technology, and fascinating topics explained in minutes. #drawing #explained #virus #computer