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Spyware can be transmitted onto your computer via many different methods, all being equally dangerous. Some forms of viruses such as trojans and worms are programmed to install spyware once they infect your computer. Removing these viruses can often times be extremely difficult for the untrained computer user. In this article I will explain the most common ways spyware is initially transferred to an individual's computer.
Spyware takes advantage of any browser vulnerabilities that have been discovered over the years. An example is when ActiveX controls are designed to trick the browser into thinking that the control is coming from a trusted sites zone. Once the malicious web page runs any scripts the computer will execute them without a second thought. The possibilities of the script virus are endless after this. To combat these vulnerabilities, companies who create popular browsers, such as Microsoft and Mozilla have created security patches and browser updates.
In recent years, many hackers have learned to take exploit other programs such as email software that also displays HTML. Commonly targeted programs are Outlook Express and Mozilla Thunderbird. Since they use similar DLLs to display HTML, they have too been vulnerable.
Many programs that you download online can contain some sort of spyware and are silently installed. It is not uncommon that before installed these programs that the End User License Agreement states that other programs will be additionally installed. Millions of Americans a year install the programs without reading the fine print, and have fallen into the trap.
Peer to peer file sharing is increasingly common among today's youth. Since almost all of its actual uses are illegal, none of the files shared are being patrolled or policed. Many unsuspecting individuals who think they are just downloading a song are also matched with a malicious virus. To make matters worse, many peer to peer file sharing programs are embedded with spyware themselves. This creates a giant hole in your computers security allowing others to access almost any file on your hard drive without your permission.
