It’s always nice to get a postcard. With today’s technology, postcards can be sent with the click of a button, landing in your email inbox at the speed of light. It’s a great tool to express love, thanks and friendship. But what if you received a postcard from an enemy with evil intent? Believing this digital postcard was from your cousin Jane in Hawaii, you open it quickly when much to your surprise, your computer starts going crazy. In a matter of minutes, your hard drive is destroyed. So it goes with a new threat on the web: The postcard virus.

The postcard virus looks just like a postcard you would normally receive from someone you love in an email. The subject line looks harmless, so you open it. What it does next is truly destructive. The virus heads straight for your hard drive, destroying every piece of vital information. In rapid time, your computer is ruined. Unfortunately, this email virus is so evasive that many older anti-virus programs do not have the ability to destroy it due to the rapid operation this virus conducts. Freeware programs such as a free permanent virus scanner and those designed to clean a trojan virus simply don’t have the technology to delete it either. In fact, this threat is so difficult to combat that there are just a handful of anti-virus programs specifically designed to delete these types of malicious email viruses. Where can you find them? Read on.

If you truly want a quality program that will target the postcard virus, or any email and instant message computer virus, remove that freeware with its weak defenses, protect your investment, and keep your hard-earned money.Image Source: http://images.google.com