Trojan Virus on My PC
I was scanning my laptop last night with Comodo antivirus. I left it overnight so that it will be fully scanned. Since I have a lot of files in my lappy, it took so long for the anti-virus software to scan it. When I left my lappy on, it will automatically turn-off so the scanning was not able to finish. When I woke-up this morning, it popped-up that there is a trojan virus in my PC. I was quite scared when I saw that my laptop was attacked with Trojan virus. The name of the virus is TrojWare.JS.Agent.EA@291676886. I need to install this week a good anti-virus software. Comodo is good but since it is a free anti-virus software the protection is only limited. We are paying every month for anti-virus but I still did not download it in my laptop. I want to do the the soonest possible time. Maybe tomorrow.
Here are the screenshots I made when I did the scanning.
February 24th, 2013 at 4:30 pm
Yesterday, I began week one of my first foray into the MOOC world, starting my study of The Modern World: Global History Since 1750 taught by UVa’s Philip Zelikow via Coursera. In his introduction, he discusses the great divide between the traditional and modern world, citing the movement from stasis and subsistence to growth and surplus. The emphasis on surplus in the modern world called to mind your post about the 90% of individuals who fail to complete the MOOCs they start. Two hundred years ago, the opportunity to gain knowledge was restricted. Today, we enjoy an unprecedented surplus of information. Perhaps, few of us stick with our original intentions regarding MOOCs because surplus leads us down another path.