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Do You Know Most Dangerous Computer Virus in History ?

Posted by Dhruval Choksi on January 12, 2012

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1. JERUSALEM - 1987
2. MORRIS - NOV,1988
3. SOLAR SUNRISE -1988
4. MELISSA -1999
5. MONMOUTH INNET

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