| Level 1 |
Anger does not do anything. If you are trying to harness the power of anger, you are wasting time! |
| Level 2 |
Viruses commonly use similar URLs to legitimate companies to seem legitimate, like the fictional "Googie LLC." ALWAYS closely analyize these little details. They mihgt save your computer one day! |
| Level 3 |
Although it may seem useless, a simple hold-the-power-button-down restart may defeat a weak virus. What we're trying to say is, it's worth a try. |
| Level 4 |
Once again, ALWAYS carefully analyze urls. Some background info here--http/https are two transfer protocols used by websites. The difference is, the former is less secure than the latter. In addition, a "SLL Certificate" is a... certificate that websites can tell you that they are legit. It also enables a secure connection with the site, basically like a VPN. Use these tools to carefully analyze hyperlinks. |
| Level 5 |
Always try and download an antivirus. However, if the unlikely scenario happens that it is blocked, you should complain to your administrator and RATE THEM SOMETHING BAD. |
| Level 6 |
The good old trash can is worth a try. It may defeat a weak virus. |
| Level 7 |
If your cybercriminal is afraid of going to jail, then they may fear Russia, as in short, Russia hates cybercriminals. Setting your language to Russian may scare the virus and cause it to harmlessly self-destruct. |
| Level 8 |
Once again, it's worth a try. Windows Defender Scan might, just might work. |
| Level 9 |
DON'T TRUST ANYTHING. If you let your guard go down, and click a potentially dangerous button, like the scam one here, then your computer may be more doomed. |
| Level 10 |
Pay attention to the details! One detail missed, like the "sympathetic virus" button, then your computer may be doomed. |
| Level 11 |
A common type of virus these days is a trojan virus. Basically, it gains control of someone's computer, and then uses the internet to gain control of other devices connected to the same internet. Try and prevent this by turning OFF the internet. Of course, if you do have control of the virus's code, then carefully analyze it to get that one piece of code that will do great things. |
| Level 12 |
Attention to detail! Remember that level when we asked you to remember the data? Well, this is the level you are going to need it for. One of the viruses in that table had a size of 138 MB. The folder assets has the exact same size. Always, pay attention to the details |
| Level 13 |
Ctrl-alt-delete is still worth a try. It may defeat a weak virus! |
| Level 14 |
Who said life had to be so hard? 😭 |
The No Virus Game
