The most common way worms spread is through human error. Be skeptical of:

Hackers love "exploits"—security holes in old software. When Windows, macOS, or your browser asks to update, do it immediately. These updates often include critical security patches that act like a digital shield against the latest threats. 2. Use Reliable Antivirus Software

Think of antivirus as your PC’s security guard. It scans files in real-time to catch malicious code before it can execute. Whether you use the built-in Windows Defender or a third-party option like Bitdefender or Malwarebytes, ensure it is set to update its virus definitions daily. 3. Use a Firewall